An increasing number of patients with spinal dysraphism reach adulthood, owing to improved care during childhood A completely new group of older patients with spinal dysraphism is, therefore ...

Result: All masses were removed subtotally and dysraphism was absent. Postoperatively, neurological status of the first and the second patient were unchanged, but in the third case weakness was ...

It occurs in 1in 1000 live births. How to identify spinal dysraphism ? - presence of hairy patch, dimple, dark spot on the back since birth - presence of swelling on the infant’s back in the ...

A young girl’s thick back hair was actually a sign of spine problems, according to a new report of the case. The girl, a 3-year-old living in Taiwan, was taken to the doctor for removal of a ...