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Vertebral Endplate Lesion with Contralateral Nerve Root Involvement. Case Report Makiko Mine 1 , Munehito Yoshida 1 , Yukihiro Nakagawa 1 , Hideya Otakara 1 , Kazuhiro Maio 1 , Akihito Minamide 1 1Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Wakayama Medical University Keyword: posterior vertebral endplate lesion , 後方椎体終板障害 , microendoscopic spine surgery , 内視鏡下脊椎手術 , contralateral symptom , 反対側症状 pp.1227-1230
Published Date 2007/12/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408101190
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 We report a case of lumbar vertebral endplate lesion with contralateral nerve root involvement. A 79-year-old man with a history of right lower extremity radiculopathy and cauda equina claudication was found in CT and MRI to have a left dominant vertebral endplate lesion at L4-L5. We conducted microendoscopic disectomy (METRxTM-MED) from the nonsymptomatic (left) side, and complete bilateral nerve root decompression. If the symptomatic side is the opposite of the compression side, excision of the endplate lesion and decompression of nonsymptomatic nerve root should be done first, approaching from the nonsymptomatic (compressive) side. Through the same approach, the nerve root of the opposite (symptomatic) side should then be decompressed.


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