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See Latest ArticlesSpinal cord compression caused by idiopathic intradural arachnoid cysts of the spine: review of the literature and illustrated case
European Spine Journal, 09/22/09
Petridis AK et al. – Surgical treatment with partial cyst resection in the compressed levels with an interlaminar approach brought similar results as complete resection. The patient was able to walk without help which was not possible before surgery. The cysts' extension is impressive as well as the minimal operative procedure.
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