• Brain & development · Jan 1982

    Case Reports

    Unusual split of the spinal cord in a caudal regression syndrome with myelocystocele.

    • H P Schmitt and M Kawakami.
    • Brain Dev. 1982 Jan 1;4(6):469-74.

    AbstractReport of a newborn infant with a caudal regression syndrome and a large myelocystocele. A small part of the transitional zone between the normal spinal cord and the myelocystocele displayed a triploid cord in cross sections, suggesting a kind of "triastematomyelia," which was, however, finally considered rather to represent a special form of diastematomyelia than a true threefold split of the spinal cord. The probable pathogenetic background of the condition is discussed.

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