Pathogenetic role of myelitis for syringomyelia.

Ravaglia, Sabrina; Bogdanov Enver, I; Pichiecchio, Anna; Bergamaschi, Roberto; Moglia, Arrigo; Mikhaylov Igor, M

doi:10.1016/j.clineuro.2007.03.007

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CSF-flow obstruction is regarded as a mandatory factor for the development of syringomyelia. However, there are conditions in which syringomyelia is not associated with evident persistent CSF-flow obstruction, as in the case of inflammatory spinal cord lesions. In these instances we hypothesize that the accumulation of vasogenic edema may play a role in the development of the syrinx. Recently proposed theories underline, even in the event of CSF-flow obstructions, a major role for the accumulation and final coalescence of interstitial spinal fluid, rather than CSF penetration through the spinal cord.

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Titolo:	Pathogenetic role of myelitis for syringomyelia.
Autori interni:	RAVAGLIA, SABRINA MARIA MOGLIA, ARRIGO
Data di pubblicazione:	2007
Rivista:	CLINICAL NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY
Abstract:	CSF-flow obstruction is regarded as a mandatory factor for the development of syringomyelia. However, there are conditions in which syringomyelia is not associated with evident persistent CSF-flow obstruction, as in the case of inflammatory spinal cord lesions. In these instances we hypothesize that the accumulation of vasogenic edema may play a role in the development of the syrinx. Recently proposed theories underline, even in the event of CSF-flow obstructions, a major role for the accumulation and final coalescence of interstitial spinal fluid, rather than CSF penetration through the spinal cord.
Handle:	http://hdl.handle.net/11571/34287
Appare nelle tipologie:	1.1 Articolo in rivista

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