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Erişkin iatrojenik lomber intraspinal epidermoid tümör: 2 olgu sunumu ve literatür gözden geçirme

Iatrogenic lumbar intraspinal epidermoid tumor in adults: 2 case reports and literature review

Ender Ali OFLUOĞLU
Nesrin AKKOYUN
Uzay ERDOĞAN
Harun ÖZLÜ
Halil TOPLAMAOĞLU
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127–132
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We present successful surgical treatment of two lumbar epidermoid tumor cases one 64, and the other 34 year old whom had repetitive LP application in their medical history.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Iatrogenic lumbar tumors are usually occur in childhood, through implantation of epidermal cells to the intraspinal space during repetitive lumbar puncture.
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Key Findings & Data:Cells iatrogenically implanted into the spinal canal during lumbar puncture can slowly grow until symptomatic.
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Conclusion & Impact:We present successful surgical treatment of two lumbar epidermoid tumor cases one 64, and the other 34 year old whom had repetitive LP application in their medical history.
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Iatrogenic lumbar tumors are usually occur in childhood, through implantation of epidermal cells to the intraspinal space during repetitive lumbar puncture. Cells iatrogenically implanted into the spinal canal during lumbar puncture can slowly grow until symptomatic. Diagnosis can be difficult and is often delayed. MRI appears to offer some advantages in diagnosis provided that gadolinium is used. They are rarely seen in adults. We present successful surgical treatment of two lumbar epidermoid tumor cases one 64, and the other 34 year old whom had repetitive LP application in their medical history.

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İyatrojenik lomber epidermoid tümörler, genellikle çocukluk çağında, tekrarlayıcı lomber ponksiyonlar sırasında epidermoid hücrelerin intraspinal alana implantasyonu ile oluşur ve yetişkinlerde nadiren görülürler. Lomber ponksiyon sırasında spinal kanala iyatrojenik olarak implante olan hücreler semptom verene kadar yavaşça çoğalırlar. Teşhisi oldukça zordur ve sıklıkla gecikir. Kontrastlı manyetik rezonans görüntüleme, tanımaksadıyla kullanılan en önemli görüntüleme yöntemidir. Bu makalede, medikal hikâyelerinde tekrarlayan lomber ponksiyonlar olan ve cerrahi olarak başarı ile tedavi edilmiş, biri 64 diğeri 34 yaşlarında iki vaka sunulmuştur.

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OFLUOĞLU, E. A., AKKOYUN, N., ERDOĞAN, U., ÖZLÜ, H., TOPLAMAOĞLU, H. (2011). Erişkin iatrojenik lomber intraspinal epidermoid tümör: 2 olgu sunumu ve literatür gözden geçirme. Journal of Turkish Spinal Surgery, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 2, 127–132. https://ajindex.com/articles/271405

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