Zur Kenntnis der Fehlbildungen der Wirbelsäule

Feller, Adolf; Sternberg, H.

doi:10.1007/bf02070856

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“…The embryogenesis of the SNS remains a complex and poorly understood topic. Several aetiologic theories for SNS have been proposed, namely by Pang et al ,18 Feller and Sternberg,19 Saunders3 and Bentley and Smith 10…”

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Case of split notochord syndrome: a neonate with thoracic neuroenteric cyst, abdominal duodenal duplication cyst, malrotation and vertebral anomalies

Obeida,

Mota,

Kayani

et al. 2023

BMJ Case Rep

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The authors describe a case of a male neonate with split notochord syndrome presenting with cervico-thoracic deformity, thoracic neuroenteric cyst, separate abdominal duodenal duplication cyst and concurrent intestinal malrotation. This combination of abnormalities is very rare. When these lesions are suspected, patients must be investigated carefully.This case is presented not only to recount an infrequent combination of structural abnormalities but also to raise awareness of the signs that should point to clinical suspicion and prompt diagnosis.Following surgical excision of the thoracic neuroenteric cyst, the patient has made a good recovery.

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Case of split notochord syndrome: a neonate with thoracic neuroenteric cyst, abdominal duodenal duplication cyst, malrotation and vertebral anomalies

Obeida,

Mota,

Kayani

et al. 2023

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“…Alimentary duplications are of two types, those which result from a localized aberration during relatively late development of the gut wall (Forshall, 1961) and those which develop early as part of a more extensive abnormality which has been called the split notochord syndrome (Feller and Sternberg, 1929). The respiratory system develops as an outgrowth from the ventral surface of the primitive foregut; intrathoracic foregut duplications of the first type may be therefore in the wall either of the oesophagus or of the trachea and major bronchi.…”

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Intrathoracic Duplication of the Foregut

Roux¹

1962

Thorax

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“…Two main theories explain the etiology of SNS and the presence of neuroenteric fistula. The first, as suggested by Feller and Sternberg [4], stated that embryological remains of primitive knot persist and thereby cause the notochord to be cleft. Bremer [1] suggested that an accessory or ectopic neuroenteric canal is formed, passing through all the midline structures of the back.…”

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Dorsal Enteric Sinus with Spina Bifida: A Rare Form of Split Notochord Syndrome

Nanda¹,

Bawa²,

Kanojia³

et al. 2010

Pediatr Neurosurg

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Split notochord syndrome is a rare congenital malformation that results in spinal anomalies associated with anomalies of the gastrointestinal tract and central nervous system. This report presents an infrequently described variant of this syndrome. A 9-month-old female presented with a dorsal midline mass since birth which was partially covered by skin, and part of the lesion gave a gross appearance of intestinal mucosa. MRI was suggestive of partial sacral agenesis with spinal dysraphism with tethered cord. Excision of the mass with repair of the spinal defect was done. Histopathology confirmed the presence of gastrointestinal mucosa.

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Zur Kenntnis der Fehlbildungen der Wirbelsäule

Cited by 82 publications

References 11 publications

Case of split notochord syndrome: a neonate with thoracic neuroenteric cyst, abdominal duodenal duplication cyst, malrotation and vertebral anomalies

Case of split notochord syndrome: a neonate with thoracic neuroenteric cyst, abdominal duodenal duplication cyst, malrotation and vertebral anomalies

Intrathoracic Duplication of the Foregut

Dorsal Enteric Sinus with Spina Bifida: A Rare Form of Split Notochord Syndrome

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