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Postoperative spinal adhesive arachnoiditis presenting with hydrocephalus and cauda equina syndrome
Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, 2008 To our knowledge, the association between hydrocephalus and postoperative spinal adhesive arachnoiditis (SAA) has never been reported. Herein we describe an unusual case of a 45-year-old man with spinal adhesive arachnoiditis (SAA) who developed delayed ...
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Tuberculous Optochiasmatic Arachnoiditis
Neurosurgery, 1981Abstract Eighl cases of optochiasmatic arachnoiditis secondary to tuberculous leptomeningitis were treated with microsurgical intervention at the Department of Neurosurgery of La Raza Medical Center of the Mexican Social Welfare Institute.
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Spine, 1978
One hundred patients with lumbosacral adhesive arachnoiditis documented either directly at surgery or by unequivocal myelography served as the basis for this report on the pathologic process. Nomenclature for this disease, involving radiculitis, arachnoiditis, and adhesive arachnoiditis, is proposed.
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One hundred patients with lumbosacral adhesive arachnoiditis documented either directly at surgery or by unequivocal myelography served as the basis for this report on the pathologic process. Nomenclature for this disease, involving radiculitis, arachnoiditis, and adhesive arachnoiditis, is proposed.
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2012
Arachnoid cysts are fluid-filled duplications or splittings of the arachnoid layer with a content which is similar but not equal to the cerebrospinal fluid. Arachnoid cysts are not actual neurodegenerative disorders, rather the underlying defect of the texture of the arachnoid layer is probably congenital in nature.
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Arachnoid cysts are fluid-filled duplications or splittings of the arachnoid layer with a content which is similar but not equal to the cerebrospinal fluid. Arachnoid cysts are not actual neurodegenerative disorders, rather the underlying defect of the texture of the arachnoid layer is probably congenital in nature.
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Arachnoiditis and Arachnoid Cysts
1986Acute or subacute leptomeningeal infections (probably even some transmitted transplacentally) can be followed by a chronic reaction in the arachnoid leading to the formation of arachnoid cysts. Moreover, specific lesions may be induced by developmental errors. These all are not discussed in the WHO classification.
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Survey of Anesthesiology, 1984
Eighteen cases are reported in which the myelographic appearances of adhesive arachnoiditis were found. These patients have had intrathecal steroid injections as either the only procedure or the most likely procedure that could have induced such changes.
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Eighteen cases are reported in which the myelographic appearances of adhesive arachnoiditis were found. These patients have had intrathecal steroid injections as either the only procedure or the most likely procedure that could have induced such changes.
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MRI Findings of Arachnoiditis, Revisited. Is Classification Possible?
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 2021Maria El Homsi +2 more
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