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Retrospective neuropathologic analysis of adult spinal tumors in a single neuroscience center 2018 - 2023.

Clinical neuropathology - 1 Jan 2026

O'Donoghue Ciara, Wilkins Beibhinn, Beausang Alan, Cryan Jane, Farrell Michael, Garry Jennifer, Heeney Ciara, Heffernan Josephine, Howley Rachel, Kernan Niamh, Looby Seamus, Fatima Arooj, Power Alan, Spillane Ashling, Walsh Andrea, Brett Francesca M

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Spinal tumors are classified as extradural or intradural. The latter are further divided into intradural/extramedullary and intradural/intramedullary. The location, coupled with radiological assessment, intraoperative findings, size of biopsy, histological features, and molecular analysis serve to aid accurate diagnosis. We compiled a neuropathologic database of all adult (over 18 years) brain and spinal cord...

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PMID: 41914602
DOI: 10.5414/NP301722

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