1970
DOI: 10.1007/bf00341556
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Zur Klinik und Morphologie eines infiltrativen Spinalneurinoms

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“…If we exclude sacral schwannomas, a few primitive schwannomas of the vertebrae, both benign 8,16,19,25,43,70,72,79 and malignant, 52,73 have been reported in the literature; however, the intraosseous primitivity of some of these tumors has been rejected or questioned. 28,79 In fact, besides the absence of direct continuity of the tumor with a nerve trunk, radiographically and macroscopically true intraosseous schwannomas should lie wholly within the expanded bone and the overlying cortex should be intact, attenuated, bulging, or just perforated forming a dumbbell configuration inside and outside the hollowed-out bone.…”
Section: Origin Of Extradural Extraradicular Schwannomasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If we exclude sacral schwannomas, a few primitive schwannomas of the vertebrae, both benign 8,16,19,25,43,70,72,79 and malignant, 52,73 have been reported in the literature; however, the intraosseous primitivity of some of these tumors has been rejected or questioned. 28,79 In fact, besides the absence of direct continuity of the tumor with a nerve trunk, radiographically and macroscopically true intraosseous schwannomas should lie wholly within the expanded bone and the overlying cortex should be intact, attenuated, bulging, or just perforated forming a dumbbell configuration inside and outside the hollowed-out bone.…”
Section: Origin Of Extradural Extraradicular Schwannomasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The radiological appearances in these cases were variable. In our case and that of Orf (1970) the lesion spanned a disc space involving two vertebral bodies. In the others only one body was involved.…”
Section: Case Historymentioning
confidence: 45%
“…Of these, six cases were described by Cohen et al (1964) and one each by Orf (1970) and Dickson et al (1971). The present case was the only one in the cervical spine.…”
Section: Case Historymentioning
confidence: 50%