• Spine · Mar 1994

    Case Reports

    Transdural lumbar disc herniation.

    • E G Reina, E R Calonge, and R P Heriot.
    • Spinal Surgery Section, National Rehabilitation Institute, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
    • Spine. 1994 Mar 1; 19 (5): 617-9.

    AbstractThis article describes a patient with transdural lumbar disc herniation. The patient fits the average criteria for intradural lumbar disc herniations. The nucleus pulposus in this patient advanced through both anterior and posterior aspects of the dural sack. The volume of extruded matter was greater and caused greater neurologic damage than that observed in intradural disc herniations. The authors know no previous cases of transdural disc herniations.

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