By Johan W.M. van Goethem, Luc van den Hauwe, Paul M. Parizel, A.L. Baert
ISBN-10: 3540213449
ISBN-13: 9783540213444
- entire, up to date textbook at the imaging of usually encountered
spinal disorders
- Richly illustrated
- All imaging modalities thought of, e.g. undeniable movie, multidetector CT and MRI
- Designed to make sure ease of use, with a logical constitution and wide index
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Because hydrosyringomyelia (HSM) is a significant contributor to the clinical picture and to the eventual outcome, it is critical that all patients with a diagnosis of Chiari-I malformation undergo MR imaging of the spinal cord. The reverse is also true, in that all patients with an apparently isolated HSM should be investigated for a possible Chiari-I malformation. In a minority of cases, bulbar elongation with a prominent obex and, sometimes, a true posterior cervico-medullary kinking may be seen in association to the tonsillar descent.
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