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Tethered cord in patients with anorectal malformation: preliminary results
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Suppiej A et al. – Tethered cord is frequent in ARM patients. Because neurological deficits secondary to TC can contribute to neurological disability, authors recommend routine MRI examination and a multidisciplinary program of follow–up in cases of TC. Preliminary results suggest the combined use of SEPs and UD could represent a useful adjunct to clinical examination in patients in whom a "wait and see" approach is preferred to the prophylactic surgery.
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