PMC3173919_01
Clinical photograph showing incision marks at mid dorsal, lumbar and coccygeal area
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F1
On physical examination, the swelling was in the mid thoracic region and was measuring 8 x 6 cm [Figure 1], with a dermal sinus at coccygeal level.
MRI sagittal T2 weighted image showing myelocystocele with hydromyelia in mid dorsal area with SCM Type1 at D7-8, D10, L2-3
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F2
Imaging of whole spine showed a thoracic non terminal myelocystocele present from D6-10 level, [Figures 2 and 3] with bony spur at D7-D8 and L2-L3 level and fibrous spur at D10 in computed tomography scan (Computed Tomography Scan in Figure 4) and hydrocephalus.
MRI Axial T2 weighted image shows myelocystocele and hydromyelia
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F3
Imaging of whole spine showed a thoracic non terminal myelocystocele present from D6-10 level, [Figures 2 and 3] with bony spur at D7-D8 and L2-L3 level and fibrous spur at D10 in computed tomography scan (Computed Tomography Scan in Figure 4) and hydrocephalus.
CT scan of spine axial view showing Bony spur SCM type 1 at L2-3 level
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F4
Imaging of whole spine showed a thoracic non terminal myelocystocele present from D6-10 level, [Figures 2 and 3] with bony spur at D7-D8 and L2-L3 level and fibrous spur at D10 in computed tomography scan (Computed Tomography Scan in Figure 4) and hydrocephalus.