The MRI Manifestations and Clinical of Tethered Cord Syndrome
Abstract：Objective:To explore the MRI signs of tethered cord syndrome(TCS),combined with the classification,to determine its diagnostic significance.Method:19 cases of MRI manifestations of tethered cord syndrome were retrospectively analyzed.Result:19 cases of TCS conus medullaris low was 19 cases,MRI scans indicated in the spinal cord filum terminale enlargement in 17 cases,filum terminale,horsetail adhesion in 11 cases,lumbosacral vertebra,lumbar sacral canal dysplasia in 7 cases,expression was lumbar spinal canal narrowing or widening.Spinal canal lipoma(fat) 8 cases,lumbar fur sinus in 2 cases.Conclusion:MRI has good tissue resolution,is the preferred tethered cord syndrome check method,can provide accurate imaging for the diagnosis and operation data.
Keywords：Tethered cord syndromeMagnetic resonance imagingConus medullaris
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 38-39,40 )