Aslanabadi Saeid, Azhough Ramin, Motlagh Parviz Samad, Hadidchi Shahram, Tabrizi Ali Dastranj, Zonouzy Keivan Kashy
Department of Surgery, Neurosurgery, and Pathology, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran.
Neurosurg Focus. 2004 Oct 15;17(4):ECP2. doi: 10.3171/foc.2004.17.4.8.
The authors present a case of intramedullary ganglioglioma in a 6-year-old girl. Since the age of 4 months the patient had experienced a spontaneous wavy undulating movement of her anterior abdominal wall resembling a severe peristalsis. The movement was continuous even during sleep, and this symptom was named "belly dance." Magnetic resonance images revealed an intramedullary tumor with ill-defined borders, and the lesion was partially resected. The patient made a good recovery, although 4 years postsurgery her scoliosis had progressed.
作者报告了一例6岁女孩的髓内神经节胶质瘤病例。自4个月大以来，该患者前腹壁出现自发的波浪状起伏运动，类似严重的蠕动。即使在睡眠期间，这种运动也持续存在，这种症状被命名为“肚皮舞”。磁共振成像显示一个边界不清的髓内肿瘤，该病变被部分切除。患者恢复良好，尽管术后4年她的脊柱侧弯有所进展。
