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New classification of spinal lipomas based on embryonic stage

27 Jan 2017

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OBJECTIVE Spinal lipomas are generally thought to occur as a result of failed primary neurulation. However, some clinical features cannot be explained by this theory. The authors propose a novel classification of spinal lipomas based on embryonic changes seen during primary and secondary neurulation. METHODS A total of 677 patients with occult spinal dysraphism underwent 699 surgeries between August 2002 and May...

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PMID: 28128702
DOI: 10.3171/2016.10.peds16247

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