Lumbosacral neurenteric cyst in an infant

Пояснично-крестцовая нейроэнтерическая киста у младенца
Mark S. LeDoux, Ona Faye-Petersen, Patricia A. Aronin, Yoginder N. Vaid, R. Marshall Pitts
1993-05-01

conus medullarisintraspinal cystlumbosacral neurenteric cystpresacral cyststratified squamous epithelium
The case of a combined intra- and extraspinal neurenteric cyst in an infant is reported. This case is unique because an intraspinal cyst was not suspected clinically until large numbers of squamous epithelial cells were obtained at lumbar puncture performed as part of a workup for a septic entity. The cyst extended from an intradural location ventral to the conus medullaris at L-1 through a ventrolateral defect in the S-4 vertebral body to communicate with a large presacral component. The entire cystic cavity was lined by stratified squamous epithelium. The possible pathogenesis of this lesion is discussed.
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A combined intra- and extraspinal neurenteric cyst was identified in an infant, involving both intradural and presacral compartments.
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The case discusses possible developmental mechanisms underlying this unusual lumbosacral neurenteric cyst.
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The cyst extended from a ventral intradural location anterior to the L1 conus medullaris through a ventrolateral S4 vertebral defect into a large presacral component.
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The entire cystic cavity was lined with stratified squamous epithelium.
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The intraspinal cyst was not clinically suspected until abundant squamous epithelial cells were found during lumbar puncture for suspected sepsis.

Combined intra- and extraspinal lumbosacral neurenteric cyst in an infant

Anatomical extent, epithelial lining, clinical detection, and possible pathogenesis of the neurenteric cyst

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Mark S. LeDoux
Ona Faye-Petersen
Patricia A. Aronin
Yoginder N. Vaid
R. Marshall Pitts
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