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Neurointervention ; : 79-82, 2008.
Article in English | WPRIM | ID: wpr-730159

ABSTRACT

We present a case of symptomatic syringomyelia involving the spinal cord, which was managed by repeated CT-guided percutaneous aspiration, achieving significant decompression by imaging and clinical improvement of lower extremity numbness and weakness. Symptomatic syringomyelia, however, recurred on follow-up, and percutaneous aspiration was repeated four times at the average duration of 22 months. In no aspiration procedure did the patient experienced periprocedural complication. CT-guided percutaneous drainage of syringomyelia is a safe technique, and can be repeated as therapeutic alternative to surgery with temporary improvement of the symptom.


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Humans , Decompression , Drainage , Follow-Up Studies , Hypesthesia , Lower Extremity , Spinal Cord , Syringomyelia
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