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131 related items for PubMed ID: 6628040

  • 21. Evaluating congenital spine deformities for intraspinal anomalies with magnetic resonance imaging.
    Suh SW, Sarwark JF, Vora A, Huang BK.
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  • 23. [The clinical picture and surgical treatment of diastematomyelia].
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  • 24. [Diastematomyelia. About a series of 6 cases (author's transl)].
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    Kokubun S, Ozawa H, Aizawa T, Ly NM, Tanaka Y.
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    Jahangiri FR, Sayegh SA, Azzubi M, Alrajhi AM, Annaim MM, Al Sharif SA, Aziz T, Al Eissa S.
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  • 30. Corrective Surgery for Congenital Scoliosis Associated with Split Cord Malformation: It May Be Safe to Leave Diastematomyelia Untreated in Patients with Intact or Stable Neurological Status.
    Shen J, Zhang J, Feng F, Wang Y, Qiu G, Li Z.
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  • 31. Pediatric tethered cord syndrome: response of scoliosis to untethering procedures. Clinical article.
    McGirt MJ, Mehta V, Garces-Ambrossi G, Gottfried O, Solakoglu C, Gokaslan ZL, Samdani A, Jallo GI.
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  • 32. Diastematomyelia and congenital spine deformities.
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  • 33. Adult diastematomyelia: a complex dysraphic state.
    Maroun FB, Jacob JC, Mangan MA, Hardjasudarma M.
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  • 37. [Surgical treatment of patients with severe scoliosis and spinal cord compression syndrome].
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  • 38. Posttraumatic sagittal osseous bar in the spinal canal of an adult: a case report.
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  • 39. Diastematomyelia of the cervical spinal cord with tethering in an adult.
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  • 40. Diastematomyelia: a report of two cases.
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