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Lumbosacral nerve root avulsions: MR imaging demonstration of acute abnormalities.

K K Sasaka¹, P Phisitkul, J L Boyd, J L Marsh, G Y El-Khoury.

Abstract

Most of the previously reported lumbosacral nerve root avulsions presented with pseudomeningoceles at the time of delayed initial imaging. We report a case of traumatic lumbosacral nerve root injury associated with an isolated femur fracture and demonstrate the evolution of pseudomeningoceles following nerve root avulsions and edema in the perineural fat identified on the initial MR imaging.

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Year: 2006 PMID： 17032872 PMCID： PMC7977912

Source DB: PubMed Journal: AJNR Am J Neuroradiol ISSN： 0195-6108 Impact factor: 3.825

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3 in total

Lumbosacral nerve root avulsions: MR imaging demonstration of acute abnormalities.

1. Traumatic intradural lumbar nerve root avulsion with associated traction injury to the common peroneal nerve.

Review 2. Imaging in the exploration of lumbosacral plexus avulsion. Two cases.

3. Application of magnetic resonance neurography in the evaluation of patients with peripheral nerve pathology.

4. Contrast enhancement in spinal nerve roots: an experimental study.

5. Magnetic resonance neurography of peripheral nerve following experimental crush injury, and correlation with functional deficit.

6. Lumbar nerve root avulsion following trauma: balanced fast field-echo MRI.

Review 7. Lumbar nerve root avulsions with secondary ipsilateral hip dysplasia in a child.

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9. Posttraumatic pseudomeningomyelocele (enlarging fracture?) in a vertebral body. Case report.

10. Traumatic lumbosacral nerve root avulsions in a pediatric patient.

1. Pseudomeningocele after traumatic nerve root avulsion. A novel technique to close the fistula.

2. Intracranial transthecal subarachnoid fat emboli and subarachnoid haemorrhage arising from a sacral fracture and dural tear.

Review 3. Sacral fractures: classification and management.