CONUS MEDULLARIS SYNDROME SECONDARY TO AN L1 BURST FRACTURE IN OSTEOPOROSIS - A CASE-REPORT

[1] Hashimoto T., Kaneda K., Abumi K., Relationship between traumatic spinal canal stenosis and neurologic deficits in thoracolumbar burst fractures, Spine, 13, pp. 1268-1272, (1988)

[2] Huertas J., Localization of lesions involving lower spinal segments and the cauda equina, Bing’s Local Diagnosis in Neurological Diseases, pp. 105-113, (1969)

[3] Ito H., Kaneda K., Yamamoto I., Et al., Treatment of 2cases of conus medullaris syndrome by anterior spinal decompression and fusion (In Japanese), Murotetsubyoshi, 27, pp. 66-67, (1989)

[4] Kaneda K., Abumi K., Fujiya M., Burst fractures with neurologic deficits of the thoracolumbar-lumbar spine: Results of anterior decompression and stabilization with anterior instrumentation, Spine, 9, pp. 788-795, (1984)

[5] Kempinsky W.H., Morgan P.P., Boniface W.R., Osteoporotic kyphosis with paraplegia, Neurology, 8, pp. 181-186, (1958)

[6] Nakagawa H., Iwata K., Sahashi K., Et al., Neuroimaging and syndromes of the cauda equina and conus medullaris (In Japanese), Shinkei Naika, 28, pp. 26-33, (1988)

[7] Nishiyama M., Fujita K., Sugiyama S., Et al., Vertebral compression fracture with paraplegia in osteoporotic patient (In Japanese), Rinsho Seikei Geka, 25, pp. 1307-1313, (1990)

[8] Reimann A.F., Anson B.J., Vertebral level of termination of the spinal cord with report of a case of sacral cord, Anat Rec, 88, pp. 127-138, (1944)

[9] Wall E.J., Cohen M., Abitbol J.J., Et al., Organization of intrathecal nerve roots at the level of the conus madullaris, J Bone Joint Surg, 72A, pp. 1495-1499, (1990)

[10] Whitesides T.E., Traumatic kyphosis of the thoracolumbar spine, Clin Orthop, 128, pp. 78-92, (1977)

[1] Hashimoto T., Kaneda K., Abumi K., Relationship between traumatic spinal canal stenosis and neurologic deficits in thoracolumbar burst fractures, Spine, 13, pp. 1268-1272, (1988)

[2] Huertas J., Localization of lesions involving lower spinal segments and the cauda equina, Bing’s Local Diagnosis in Neurological Diseases, pp. 105-113, (1969)

[3] Ito H., Kaneda K., Yamamoto I., Et al., Treatment of 2cases of conus medullaris syndrome by anterior spinal decompression and fusion (In Japanese), Murotetsubyoshi, 27, pp. 66-67, (1989)

[4] Kaneda K., Abumi K., Fujiya M., Burst fractures with neurologic deficits of the thoracolumbar-lumbar spine: Results of anterior decompression and stabilization with anterior instrumentation, Spine, 9, pp. 788-795, (1984)

[5] Kempinsky W.H., Morgan P.P., Boniface W.R., Osteoporotic kyphosis with paraplegia, Neurology, 8, pp. 181-186, (1958)

[6] Nakagawa H., Iwata K., Sahashi K., Et al., Neuroimaging and syndromes of the cauda equina and conus medullaris (In Japanese), Shinkei Naika, 28, pp. 26-33, (1988)

[7] Nishiyama M., Fujita K., Sugiyama S., Et al., Vertebral compression fracture with paraplegia in osteoporotic patient (In Japanese), Rinsho Seikei Geka, 25, pp. 1307-1313, (1990)

[8] Reimann A.F., Anson B.J., Vertebral level of termination of the spinal cord with report of a case of sacral cord, Anat Rec, 88, pp. 127-138, (1944)

[9] Wall E.J., Cohen M., Abitbol J.J., Et al., Organization of intrathecal nerve roots at the level of the conus madullaris, J Bone Joint Surg, 72A, pp. 1495-1499, (1990)

[10] Whitesides T.E., Traumatic kyphosis of the thoracolumbar spine, Clin Orthop, 128, pp. 78-92, (1977)