LUMBAR-DISK HERNIATION FROM A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE SPINE - A REPORT OF 2 CASES

[1] Benzel E.C., Hadden T.A., Coleman J.E., Civilian gunshot wounds to the spinal cord and cauda equina, Neurosurgery, 20, pp. 281-285, (1987)

[2] Cybulski G.R., Stone J.L., Kant R., Outcome of laminectomy for civilian gunshot injuries of the terminal spinal cord and cauda equina: Review of 88 cases, Neurosurgery, 24, pp. 392-397, (1989)

[3] Daniel E.F., Smith G.W., Foreign body granuloma of intervertebral disc and spinal canal, J Neurosurg, 17, pp. 480-482, (1960)

[4] Dell M., Baum H., Retained intraspinal bullet: An illustrative case report, Neurosurg Rev, 12, pp. 67-70, (1989)

[5] Fisher R.G., Sacral fracture with compression of cauda equina: Surgical treatment, J Trauma, 28, pp. 1678-1680, (1988)

[6] Grogan D.P., Bucholz R.W., Acute lead intoxication from a bullet in an intervertebral disc space, J Bone Joint Surg, 63 A, pp. 1180-1182, (1981)

[7] Jacobson S.A., Bors E., Spinal cord injury in Vietnamese combat, Paraplegia, 7, pp. 263-281, (1970)

[8] Karim N.O., Nabors M.W., Golocovsky M., Cooney F.D., Spontaneous migration of a bullet in the spinal subarachnoid space causing delayed radicular symptoms, Neurosurgery, 18, pp. 97-100, (1986)

[9] Kolawole T.M., Hawass N.D., Shaheen A., Lumbosacral plexus avulsion injury: Clinical, myelographic and computerized tomographic features, J Trauma, 28, pp. 861-865, (1988)

[10] Linden M.A., Manton W.I., Stewart R.M., Thai E.R., Feit H., Lead poisoning from retained bullets: Pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management, Ann Surg, 195, pp. 305-313, (1982)

[1] Benzel E.C., Hadden T.A., Coleman J.E., Civilian gunshot wounds to the spinal cord and cauda equina, Neurosurgery, 20, pp. 281-285, (1987)

[2] Cybulski G.R., Stone J.L., Kant R., Outcome of laminectomy for civilian gunshot injuries of the terminal spinal cord and cauda equina: Review of 88 cases, Neurosurgery, 24, pp. 392-397, (1989)

[3] Daniel E.F., Smith G.W., Foreign body granuloma of intervertebral disc and spinal canal, J Neurosurg, 17, pp. 480-482, (1960)

[4] Dell M., Baum H., Retained intraspinal bullet: An illustrative case report, Neurosurg Rev, 12, pp. 67-70, (1989)

[5] Fisher R.G., Sacral fracture with compression of cauda equina: Surgical treatment, J Trauma, 28, pp. 1678-1680, (1988)

[6] Grogan D.P., Bucholz R.W., Acute lead intoxication from a bullet in an intervertebral disc space, J Bone Joint Surg, 63 A, pp. 1180-1182, (1981)

[7] Jacobson S.A., Bors E., Spinal cord injury in Vietnamese combat, Paraplegia, 7, pp. 263-281, (1970)

[8] Karim N.O., Nabors M.W., Golocovsky M., Cooney F.D., Spontaneous migration of a bullet in the spinal subarachnoid space causing delayed radicular symptoms, Neurosurgery, 18, pp. 97-100, (1986)

[9] Kolawole T.M., Hawass N.D., Shaheen A., Lumbosacral plexus avulsion injury: Clinical, myelographic and computerized tomographic features, J Trauma, 28, pp. 861-865, (1988)

[10] Linden M.A., Manton W.I., Stewart R.M., Thai E.R., Feit H., Lead poisoning from retained bullets: Pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management, Ann Surg, 195, pp. 305-313, (1982)