Secondary Neurulation Defects: Retained Medullary Cord.

Kyung Hyun Kim, Ji Yeoun Lee, Kyu-Chang Wang
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Retained medullary cord (RMC) is a defect resulting from impaired secondary neurulation. Intraoperatively, RMC is recognizable as an elongated cord-like structure caudal to the conus, that contains histologically confirmed neuroglial components and a lumen with an ependymal lining. It characteristically does not possess neurological function. This chapter aims to summarize (1) the mechanisms that lead to the occurrence of RMC; (2) the various forms of RMC, such as cystic RMC and 'possible RMC', and (3) the treatment strategies, especially untethering through limited exposure.

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继发性神经缺损:保留髓索。
髓索保留(RMC)是由次级神经功能受损引起的缺损。术中,RMC可识别为圆锥尾部的细长索状结构,包含组织学证实的神经胶质成分和带室管膜内衬的管腔。它的特点是不具备神经功能。本章旨在总结:(1)导致RMC发生的机制;(2)各种形式的RMC,如囊性RMC和“可能的RMC”,以及(3)治疗策略,特别是通过有限暴露解除系缚。
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