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  • 21. Hemorrhage into a lumbar synovial cyst causing an acute cauda equina syndrome. Case report.
    Tatter SB, Cosgrove GR.
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  • 24. Tophaceous gout of the spine: MR imaging features.
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  • 25. Rheumatoid arthritis of the lumbar spine leading to anterior vertebral subluxation and compression of the cauda equina.
    Hauge T, Magnaes B, Skullerud K.
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  • 30. [Intermittent claudication and priapism as a result of compression of the cauda equina caused by lumbar stenosis. Description of a case].
    Merlini L, Granata C, Prosperi P, Prosperi L.
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  • 34. [Thoracic spinal cord compression by a gouty tophus. Case report. Review of the literature].
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  • 38. Cauda equina compression due to posterior epidural migration of extruded lumbar disk.
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    Vervaeck M, De Keyser J, Pauwels P, Frecourt N, D'Haens J, Ebinger G.
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  • 40. Intra-abdominal gout mimicking pelvic abscess.
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