Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome
Mostly associated with degenerative facet joints and spondylolisthesis, symptomatic lumbar juxta facet cysts - ganglion and synovial cysts are uncommon lesions of the spine. They can mimic herniated discs, causing low back pain, radiculopathy or even cauda equina syndrome; also some of them are ass...
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doaj-b5ea4854b0b84b008fb8269f359eec822020-11-25T00:47:19ZengLondon Academic PublishingRomanian Neurosurgery1220-88412344-49592013-12-01204Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndromeGabriel IacobBogdan Rotund Mostly associated with degenerative facet joints and spondylolisthesis, symptomatic lumbar juxta facet cysts - ganglion and synovial cysts are uncommon lesions of the spine. They can mimic herniated discs, causing low back pain, radiculopathy or even cauda equina syndrome; also some of them are associated with spinal instability. Referring to a case with hemicauda equina syndrome where microsurgical decompression was performed with very good result; alternative treatment solutions are discussed: conservative therapy for symptomatic lesions is often unsuccessful, spinal fusion should be made for those cases with spinal instability, although there are reports of spontaneous resolution of these cysts as well as the symptoms associated with them. https://www.journals.lapub.co.uk/index.php/roneurosurgery/article/view/710ganglion cystsynovial cystjuxtafacet cystdegenerative spine diseasecauda equine syndromespinal fusion |
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Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome |
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Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome |
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Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome |
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Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome |
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Lumbar L4-L5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome |
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lumbar l4-l5 ganglion cyst with hemicauda equina syndrome |
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London Academic Publishing |
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Romanian Neurosurgery |
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1220-8841 2344-4959 |
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2013-12-01 |
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Mostly associated with degenerative facet joints and spondylolisthesis, symptomatic lumbar juxta facet cysts - ganglion and synovial cysts are uncommon lesions of the spine. They can mimic herniated discs, causing low back pain, radiculopathy or even cauda equina syndrome; also some of them are associated with spinal instability. Referring to a case with hemicauda equina syndrome where microsurgical decompression was performed with very good result; alternative treatment solutions are discussed: conservative therapy for symptomatic lesions is often unsuccessful, spinal fusion should be made for those cases with spinal instability, although there are reports of spontaneous resolution of these cysts as well as the symptoms associated with them.
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ganglion cyst synovial cyst juxtafacet cyst degenerative spine disease cauda equine syndrome spinal fusion |
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https://www.journals.lapub.co.uk/index.php/roneurosurgery/article/view/710 |
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