Cysts
Study findings from F. Feigenbaum et al broaden understanding of cysts
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, October 17th, 2008
"Instead of being empty as is typical, the meningeal diverticulum in this case contained a segment of the thickened tethering filum, which entered from the thecal sac through an ostium. A search of the literature revealed no prior description of a meningeal diverticulum containing a portion of tethered filum or any other structure," wrote F. Feigenbaum and colleagues.
The researchers concluded: "Only 2 previous cases of intrasacral meningeal cyst and spinal cord...
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