Hülser P J, Schroth G, Petersen D
Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci. 1985;235(2):107-9. doi: 10.1007/BF00633481.
The clinical, MRI and CT features of diastematomyelia with an uncommon clinical course are reported. Possible pathogenetic aspects in the late onset of symptoms are discussed implying vascular factors. MRI provides direct visualization of the split cord and low conus, confirming that frontal images are preferable.
报告了具有罕见临床病程的脊髓纵裂的临床、MRI和CT特征。讨论了症状迟发的可能发病机制,提示血管因素。MRI可直接显示脊髓分裂和低位圆锥,证实冠状位图像更佳。