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KMID : 1001920040350030328
Journal of Korean Neurosurgical Society
2004 Volume.35 No. 3 p.328 ~ p.331
Is Magnetic Resonance Image Alone Sufficient for Detecting Disc Cyst?
Hong Hyun-Jong

Yi Hyeong-Joong
Bak Koang-Hum
Oh Seong-Hoon
Abstract
Disc cyst is an exaggerzted form of disc degeneration that requires discography to confirm diagnosis. A case of 25-yearold man with back pain and left thigh numbness is described. A juxtaradicular extradural cyst at the upper lumbar spine, straddled the intervertebral foramen and migrated superiorly, was depicted as a bean-shaped high signal lesion that connected to the corresponding disc via a low signal stalk on T2-weighted magnetic resonance images. Gadolinium-enhanced images showed faint peripheral enhancement. Surgical specimen was histologically confirmed as a pseudocyst and he made a full recovery. We are able to detect a disc cyst with magnetic resonance imaging, particularly Gadolinium-enhanced and sagittal T2-weighted images, which was possible in the past only with invasive discog raphy.
KEYWORD
Disc cyst, Discograpy, Intervertebral disc, Magnetic resonance image
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