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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1979
A large skull defect due to an extradural collection of clear and colourless fluid in a 59-years-old man is described. Hesitantly, we consider this to be the consequence of skull erosion due to Pacchionian granulations.
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A large skull defect due to an extradural collection of clear and colourless fluid in a 59-years-old man is described. Hesitantly, we consider this to be the consequence of skull erosion due to Pacchionian granulations.
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Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, 2005
Object. The authors endeavor to define the clinical and surgery-related profile of spinal nerve sheath tumors located in the extradural space outside both the dural sac and, apparently, the nerve roots' sleeve. Methods. A series of 24 extradural schwannomas was retrospectively selected after reviewing the notes of spinal nerve sheath tumors surgically ...
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Object. The authors endeavor to define the clinical and surgery-related profile of spinal nerve sheath tumors located in the extradural space outside both the dural sac and, apparently, the nerve roots' sleeve. Methods. A series of 24 extradural schwannomas was retrospectively selected after reviewing the notes of spinal nerve sheath tumors surgically ...
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1948
1. Two types of spinal extradural cyst are discussed: 1) the type which occurs in adolescents in the dorsal spine with evidence of kyphosis juvenilis; 2) the type which occurs in adults in the dorso-lumbar spine without kyphosis. 2. A fifth case of dorso-lumbar spinal extradural cyst in the adult without deformity is reported.
J G, DU TOIT, M H, FAINSINGER
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1. Two types of spinal extradural cyst are discussed: 1) the type which occurs in adolescents in the dorsal spine with evidence of kyphosis juvenilis; 2) the type which occurs in adults in the dorso-lumbar spine without kyphosis. 2. A fifth case of dorso-lumbar spinal extradural cyst in the adult without deformity is reported.
J G, DU TOIT, M H, FAINSINGER
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Archives of Surgery, 1954
THE ACCEPTED classic syndrome attending extradural hemorrhage is that of unconsciousness following injury, a lucid interval, a second period of unconsciousness, motor and sensory phenomena, and clear spinal fluid under increased pressure. This picture is thought by many authorities to arise only as a consequence of arterial bleeding which presents ...
W V, TROWBRIDGE +2 more
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THE ACCEPTED classic syndrome attending extradural hemorrhage is that of unconsciousness following injury, a lucid interval, a second period of unconsciousness, motor and sensory phenomena, and clear spinal fluid under increased pressure. This picture is thought by many authorities to arise only as a consequence of arterial bleeding which presents ...
W V, TROWBRIDGE +2 more
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