Imaging of spinal tumors
Spinal tumors are often categorized into extradural, intradural extramedullary, or intramedullary. Although this classification represents somewhat of an overgeneralization as a lesion may reside in two compartments, it still helps to characterize spinal tumors. In the intradural, extramedullary spa...
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author | Grunwald, I Roth, C Roth, C Politi, M Politi, M Ahlhelm, F Ahlhelm, F Backens, M Backens, M Reith, W Reith, W |
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description | Spinal tumors are often categorized into extradural, intradural extramedullary, or intramedullary. Although this classification represents somewhat of an overgeneralization as a lesion may reside in two compartments, it still helps to characterize spinal tumors. In the intradural, extramedullary space, primary tumors, such as neurofibroma and meningeoma, are relatively common. Secondary tumors or leptomeningeal enhancement also occur. In the intramedullary space, primary tumors are far more common than secondary tumors or metastases. © 2006 Springer Medizin Verlag. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:bc122ced-a127-46e7-bc11-d4473e4f88392022-03-29T17:19:05ZImaging of spinal tumorsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:bc122ced-a127-46e7-bc11-d4473e4f8839GermanSymplectic Elements at Oxford2006Grunwald, IRoth, CRoth, CPoliti, MPoliti, MAhlhelm, FAhlhelm, FBackens, MBackens, MReith, WReith, WSpinal tumors are often categorized into extradural, intradural extramedullary, or intramedullary. Although this classification represents somewhat of an overgeneralization as a lesion may reside in two compartments, it still helps to characterize spinal tumors. In the intradural, extramedullary space, primary tumors, such as neurofibroma and meningeoma, are relatively common. Secondary tumors or leptomeningeal enhancement also occur. In the intramedullary space, primary tumors are far more common than secondary tumors or metastases. © 2006 Springer Medizin Verlag. |
spellingShingle | Grunwald, I Roth, C Roth, C Politi, M Politi, M Ahlhelm, F Ahlhelm, F Backens, M Backens, M Reith, W Reith, W Imaging of spinal tumors |
title | Imaging of spinal tumors |
title_full | Imaging of spinal tumors |
title_fullStr | Imaging of spinal tumors |
title_full_unstemmed | Imaging of spinal tumors |
title_short | Imaging of spinal tumors |
title_sort | imaging of spinal tumors |
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