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A CASE OF MYXO-PAPILLARY EPENDYMOMA Mitsuo Suzuki 1 , Higashi Nakanishi 1 1Dept. of Orthopedics, School of Medicine, Keio Univ. pp.986-992
Published Date 1963/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406201555
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1) A myxo-papillary ependymoma so-called arising in the cauda equina region of the spinal cord and invading the lumbar spine is presented.

Patient was a housewife aged fourty-two who developed motor weakness of the bilate-ral lower legs followed by flaccid paralysis and sensory loss of the lower extremities accompanied with urinary retention.

2) Myelography revealed partial block of descending radiopaque medium at the level of the eleventh thoracic vertebra.

3) Surgery revealed soft, gelatinous tumor mass filled in the dura extending superiorly above the level of the eleventh vertebra and inferiorly to the level of the first sacral seg-ment. Cauda equina nerve roots were embed-ded in the tumor, which was not completely removable.

4) One year after the surgery, lytic dest-ruction and compression of the body of the second lumbar vertebra were demonstrated in the radiograph. Needle biopsy was perfor-med to the lesion, which revealed a picture of the tumor tissue intruding into the bone mat-rix.

5) So-called "myxo-papillary type of the ependymoma" arises strictly peculiar to the cauda equina region and is conspicuous both grossly and histologically in comparison with the ependymomas occurred in the upper cen-tral nervous system. These facts remind us that the origin of the neoplasm has some relation to the embrional rest of the neuropo-rus candalis.


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