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B S Singhal1, H N Parekh, M Ursekar
1Department of Neurology, Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences, 12, Marine Lines, Mumbai-400 020, India. bssinghal@bom.vsnl.net.in
Abstract:
Neurenteric cysts are very rare, particularly in adults. These are congenital intraspinal cysts of endodermal origin. A 67 years old man, presenting with backache and paraesthesiae of one and half years' duration, followed by subacute flaccid paraplegia, developing in a week is described. MRI revealed intramedullary cyst at T7. He underwent emergency thoracic laminectomy and complete excision of the cyst. Histopathology confirmed a neurenteric cyst. In view of their rarity, peculiarity in terms of age, location and presentation, we report this case.
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