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Long-Term Outcome of Total and Near-Total Resection of Spinal Cord Lipomas and Radical Reconstruction of the Neural Placode: Part I-Surgical Technique
Neurosurgery, 08/26/09

Pang D et al. – Total/near–total resection of spinal cord lipomas and complete reconstruction of the neural placode can be achieved with low surgical morbidity and a high yield of agreeable postoperative cord–sac relationship. Some large rambling transitional lipomas and most chaotic lipomas are the most difficult lesions to resect and tend to have less favorable results on postresection magnetic resonance imaging.

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