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Low back pain as the presenting symptom of metastatic angiosarcoma
A Braker1, M M LaBan, J R Meerschaert
1Rehabilitation Institute of Milwaukee, St. Joseph's Hospital, Wisconsin.
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
|August 1, 1990
Abstract:
A case is presented of a patient with the chief complaint of low back pain, who subsequently was found to have lumbar metastatic angiosarcoma. This report emphasizes the need for a thorough medical evaluation in all instances of radicular low back pain. The characteristics of metastatic intramedullary spinal cord tumor are outlined.