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41. The World Arnold Chiari Malformation Association
NAPROSEN. ACCOMPANYING CONDITIONS. CONDITION, %. SYRINGOMYELIA (syrinx), 29. HYDROCEPHALUS,10. HERNIATED DISKS, 6. hydrosyringomyelia, 3. SPINA BIFIDA, 3. SCOLIOSIS, 3.
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Adult ACM Type I. Survey results are based on a questionnaire generously answered by members of The World Arnold-Chiari Malformation Association. Results may vary as more members respond. No data in the following report should be interpreted as medical fact. It's purpose is to provoke discussion about ACM, raise awareness, and hopefully help to further professional research concerning diagnosis and treatment of this still elusive condition. GENERAL DATA RESPONDENTS AS OF AUG 8,97 AVERAGE AGE AT ONSET OF SYMPTOMS RANGE:12-66 AVERAGE AGE AT TIME OF DIAGNOSIS RANGE:20-71 AVERAGE TIME TO DIAGNOSE RANGE:0-33yrs 7 yrs. AVERAGE LENGTH OF HERNIATION RANGE: 5-30mm
POSSIBLE SYMPTOM TRIGGERS INSERTION OF LUMBAR SHUNT NECK TRAUMA EXCESSIVE NECK STRESS FALL ON TAILBONE GIVING BIRTH FALL ON BACK HEAD TRAUMA EPIDURAL WHIPLASH
REPORTED AGGRAVATIONS
PHYSICAL STRESS (lifting, coughing, straining, etc) BENDING OVER MENTAL STRESS MAINTAINING AWKWARD HEAD/NECK ANGLE LACK OF REST LOOKING UP OR DOWN EXTENDED DRIVING OR RIDING IN CAR COMPUTER WORK/TYPING/READING RAISING ARMS RISING/TURNING QUICKLY SWEEPING/CLEANING GENERAL HOUSEWORK OTHER: maintaining any position too long, sex, walking up

42. The World Arnold Chiari Malformation Association
10016. Hydromyelia, or hydrosyringomyelia is frequently associatedwith the Chiari I malformation of the cerebellar tonsils. Descent
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Acquired vs. Congenital 1. J Neurosurg 1995 Sep;83(3):556-558 Acquired Chiari I malformation and syringomyelia associated with bilateral chronic subdural hematoma.
Case report.Morioka T, Shono T, Nishio S, Yoshida K, Hasuo K, Fukui M
Department of Neurosurgery, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan. The authors report a case of bilateral chronic subdural hematoma in a 25-year-old woman who had occipital and neck pain. Magnetic resonance imaging revealed progressive caudal descent of the cerebellar tonsils (acquired Chiari I malformation) and a large eccentric syrinx in the spinal cord from the C3-T7 levels. Spontaneous disappearance of the chronic subdural hematomas resulted in radiographic resolution of both lesions, as well as clinical improvement. Theories of syringomyelia formation, the relationship to acquired Chiari I malformation, and the implications of this case are discussed. 2. J Neurosurg 1998 Feb;88(2):237-242
Acquired Chiari I malformation secondary to spontaneous spinal cerebrospinal
fluid leakage and chronic intracranial hypotension syndrome in seven cases.

43. Revista De Neurología
Translate this page Malformación de Chiari e hidrosiringomielia Pág.0231 Malformação de Chiarie hidroseringomielia Chiari malformation and hydrosyringomyelia Susan Durham
http://www.neurologia.com/ind.asp?Vol=27&Num=156

44. Revista De Neurología
Translate this page de Chiari e hidrosiringomielia Pág.0389 Sobre la malformação de Chiari e hidroseringomieliaRegarding the Chiari malformation and hydrosyringomyelia Miquel B
http://www.neurologia.com/ind.asp?Vol=29&Num=04

45. Revista De Neurología
Translate this page Programa / Program / Programa p.227 Malformación de Chiari e hidrosiringomieliap.231 Chiari malformation and hydrosyringomyelia Malformação de Chiari e
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Índice/ Contents/ Contéudo Revista de Neurología
Vol. 27 nº156 (Agosto 1999)
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VI Congreso Anual de la Academia Iberoamericana de Neurología Pediátrica

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Evaluación mediante TC, SPECT y qEEG de pacientes con lesiones isquémicas cerebrales durante las fases aguda, subaguda y crónica p.213
Evaluation of patients with ischemic cerebral lesions using CT, SPECT and qEEG during acute, subacute and chronic phases
Avaliação de doentes com lesões isquémicas cerebrais durante as fases aguda, subaguda e crónica utilizando tac, spect y eeg J.J. Sánchez-Chávez, E. Barroso, L. Cubero, J. González-González, M. Farach Afectación parenquimatosa del sistema nervioso central en la enfermedad de Behçet p.223

46. JCAT Contents 21(3)
Ford KL 3d. Aunt Minnie's corner. Chiari I malformation with associated hydrosyringomyelia.Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography. 21(3)509, 1997 MayJun.
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JCAT Table of Contents
Issue 21(3): May/June 1997
Ford KL 3d.
Aunt Minnie's corner. Chiari I malformation with associated hydrosyringomyelia.
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography. 21(3):509, 1997 May-Jun. Ishijima H. Ishizaka H. Aoki J. Inoue T. Endo K.
T2 relaxation time of bone marrow water and lipid: correlation with serum ferritin in normal individuals.
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography. 21(3):506-8, 1997 May-Jun.
PURPOSE: This study investigated the correlation between the iron content of bone marrow and the transverse relaxation times (T2 values) of bone marrow water and lipid on MRI. METHOD: The T2 of the water and lipid fractions of bone marrow was selectively measured in the L1-3 vertebral bodies using the chemical shift misregistration effect on MRI. Results were compared to the serum ferritin levels in 27 healthy subjects. RESULTS: The 1/T2 of the water fraction ws strongly correlated with the serum ferritin, but there was no correlation between the 1/T2 of the lipid fraction and serum ferritin. CONCLUSION: Selective T2 measurement of the water fraction in bone marrow allows precise estimation of the marrow iron content. Sandor T. Felsenberg D. Brown E.

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Social outcome related to cognitive performance and computed tomographic findings after surgery for a ruptured intracranial aneurysm. Vilkki J; Holst P; Ohman J; Servo A; Heiskanen O Abstract
Recurrent intracerebral hemorrhage due to hypertension. Lee KS; Bae HG; Yun IG Abstract
Hydrosyringomyelia associated with a Chiari I malformation in children and adolescents. Isu T; Iwasaki Y; Akino M; Abe H Abstract
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49. Lasion Europe-Table Of Contents
Abscess Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis AVM, Dural fistulae Acute ischemic lesionsAcute traumatic lesions Postradiotherapy myelopathy hydrosyringomyelia.
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MRI OF SPINAL CORD DISEASES Welcome !
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Important concepts INTRODUCTION What you should know about spinal cord tumors
Epidemiology
Clinical signs
Tumor classification
Treatment of spinal cord tumors: Surgical considerations INTRODUCTION: TECHNIQUE MR Technique: Recommended protocols for MR examination INTRODUCTION: MR STUDIES MR studies: How to systematically analyze MR images
Tumor location
Morphology
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Cystic components Contrast enhancement TUMORS Spinal cord tumors Common tumors Astrocytoma Ependymoma Differential diagnosis: Astrocytoma versus ependymoma Less common tumors Hemangioblastoma Anaplastic astrocytoma and glioblastoma Oligodendroglioma Ganglioglioma Lymphoma Metastasis Lipoma Cavernoma Schwannoma Epidermoid cyst DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS Differential diagnosis of non-tumoral spinal cord enlargement Multiple sclerosis Sarcoidosis Tuberculoma Abscess Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis AVM, Dural fistulae

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51. Neuroradiology Interesting Case Of The Month
Intramedullary AVM(more prominent flow voids). •Benign hydrosyringomyelia (nomural nodule). REFERENCES Barkovich, AJ. Pediatric Neuroradiology 2 nd Ed.
http://www.neurorad.ucsf.edu/previouscases/12s1s1998/
December 1998 Case of the Month
SPINAL CORD HEMANGIOBLASTOMA SUMMARY: INCIDENCE: ETIOLOGY/ASSOCIATIONS: von Hippel-Lindau. germline mutations of the VHL tumor suppressor gene located on chromosome 3p25. CLINICAL: -If have VHL the retinal or cerebellar involvement usually precedes the spinal cord symptoms. PATHOLOGY: -Solid components composed of thinned walled vessels and capillaries and may be intensely hemorrhagic. -Since originates from brain always connected to a pial surface. RADIOLOGY intradural. Angio highly vascular mural nodule demonstrating prolonged vascular stain. -May see staining along the entire rim of the cyst. -AV shunting and or early draining veins. CT: which peripheral mural nodule that homogenously enhances. -Solid hemangioblastomas are isodense and will demonstrate intense homogenous enhancement on CECT. MR: on T1. -Mural nodule variable -Nodule homogenously enhances post Gad. -May get rim like enhancement of cyst. -Can see flow voids surrounding this lesion. -Phase contrast study may help improve demonstrating vascular supply/drainage. Rx: -Pre-op angiography +/- embolization with PVA the majority of primary and recurrent hemangioblastomas, can treat multiple lesions (VHL).

52. One Description Of Cystic Myelopathies
SYRINGOBULBIA extension of spinal cord cavitation into the brain stem.hydrosyringomyelia or syringohydromyelia terms are also used.
http://neuro-www.mgh.harvard.edu/forum/SyringomyeliaF/10.8.989.34PMOneDescriptio
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SYRINGOMYELIA
1. INTRODUCTION
2. HISTORY AND DEFINITIONS
3. CLASSIFICATION
4. INCIDENCE
5. PATHOLOGY
6. PATHOMORPHOLOGY 7. CLINICAL PRESENTATION 8. INVESTIGATIONS 9. DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS 10. TREATMENT 11. OUTCOME 12. LATEST NEWS 13. POSTTRAUMATIC SM 14. REFERENCES Syrinx - ( Greek mythology ) - a nymph who was changed into a reed to save her from the amorous pursuit of Pan. From this reed Pan then fashioned his musical pipes. ( = empty tube). 1. INTRODUCTION Syringomyelia is not a single disease, but rather a descriptive term for any fluid cavity in the spinal cord. Regardless of the underlying ethiology, the signs and symptoms of SM are related to the location, size and extend of the cavity. With the advent of MRI and improved surgical procedures, SM is an increasingly recognized cause of disability or even death in patients with clinical signs and symptoms of central spinal cord lesion. However there is still a lot of unexplained about pathology and we are still in search for the best treatment.

53. Mayfield Clinic And Spine Institute
441425. Hoffman HJ, Neill J, Crone KR, Humphreys RP, Hendrick EB. hydrosyringomyeliaand Its Management in Childhood. Neurosurgery 21(3)347-351, 1987.
http://www.mayfieldclinic.com/UCPub87.HTM
Aston-Jones G, Behbehani M, Shipley MT. Lumbar Cord Densely Innervates a Specific Subregion of the Periaqueductal Gray Which Projects to Paragigantocellularis and Prepositus Hypoglossi, the Major Afferents to Locus Coeruleus (LC): Possible Connections Between the Periphery and LC. Neuroscience Soc 13:1336, 1987. (Abstract) Aston-Jones G, Shipley MT. Asymmetry of Neural Feedback in the Organization of Behavioral States Responses. Science 234:734, 1987. Behbehani MM, Shipley MT, McLean JH. Effect of Neurotensin on Neurons in the Periaqueductal Gray: An In Vitro Study. J Neuroscience 7:2035-2040, 1987. Blaha G, Shipley MT. Muscarinic Cholinergic Binding Sites in the Main Olfactory Bulb (MOB) of the Rat. Anatomical Record 218:17A, 1987. (Abstract) Crone KR, Lee KS, Kelly DL Jr. Correlation of Admission Fibrin Degradation Products with Outcome and Respiratory Failure in Patients with Severe Head Injury. Neurosurgery 21:532-536, 1987. Crutcher KA. A Model of Neuronal Sprouting for Examining the Role of Glia in Axonal Growth. In: Glial-Neuronal Communication in Development and Regeneration, edited by Althaus HH, Seifert W. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1987, pp. 566-573.

54. Mayfield Clinic And Spine Institute
Hoffman HJ, Crone KR, Neill J, Hendrick EB, Humphreys RP. Management of hydrosyringomyeliain Childhood. Can J of Neurosci 13162, 1986. (Abstract).
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Adamek GD, Nickell WT, Shipley MT. Evidence for Diffuse and Focal Projections From the Olfactory Epithelium to the Bulb. Chemical Senses 11:575, 1986. (Abstract) Arand A, Sawaya R. Intraoperative Chemical Hemostasis in Neurosurgery. Neurosurgery 18(2):223-233, 1986. Aston-Jones G, Ennis M, Pieribone VA, Nickell WT, Shipley MT. The Brain Nucleus Locus Coeruleus: Restricted Afferent Control of a Broad Efferent Network. Science 234:734-737, 1986. Aston-Jones G, Shipley MT, Nickell WT, Ennis M, Pieribone V. Afferents to Locus Coeruleus are Largely Restricted to Two Medullary Nuclei: Anatomic and Physiologic Studies. Neuroscience Soc 12:138, 1986. (Abstract) Bullitt E, Tew JM Jr, Boyd J. Intracranial Tumors in Patients with Facial Pain. J Neurosurg 64:865-871, 1986. Challa VR, Crone KR, Ferree CR, Moody DM, Kelly DL Jr. Chronic Vermal Herniation in a Case of Osteosarcoma of the Occipital Bone. Neurosurgery 18:180-185, 1986. Cook TM, Crutcher KA. Intrahippocampal Injection Of Kainic Acid Produces Significant Pyramidal Cell Loss In Neonatal Rats. Neuroscience 18:79-92, 1986.

55. GENERAL DATA RESPONDENTS AS OF AUG 8,97 31 AVERAGE AGE AT ONSET
back to top ACCOMPANYING CONDITIONS. CONDITION, %. SYRINGOMYELIA (syrinx), 29. HYDROCEPHALUS,10. HERNIATED DISKS, 6. hydrosyringomyelia, 3. SPINA BIFIDA, 3. SCOLIOSIS, 3.
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WORLD ACM ASSOCIATION SURVEY '97
Adult ACM Type I. Survey results are based on a questionairre generously answered by members of The World Arnold-Chiari Malformation Association. Results may vary as more members respond. No data in the following report should be interpretted as medical fact. It's purpose is to provoke discussion about ACM, raise awareness, and hopefully help to further professional research concerning diagnosis and treatment of this still elusive condition.
GENERAL DATA
RESPONDENTS AS OF AUG 8,97 AVERAGE AGE AT ONSET OF SYMPTOMS RANGE:12-66 AVERAGE AGE AT TIME OF DIAGNOSIS RANGE:20-71 AVERAGE TIME TO DIAGNOSE RANGE:0-33yrs 7 yrs. AVERAGE LENGTH OF HERNIATION RANGE: 5-30mm
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POSSIBLE SYMPTOM TRIGGERS
INSERTION OF LUMBAR SHUNT NECK TRAUMA EXCESSIVE NECK STRESS FALL ON TAILBONE GIVING BIRTH FALL ON BACK HEAD TRAUMA EPIDURAL WHIPLASH
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PHYSICAL STRESS (lifting, coughing, straining, etc) BENDING OVER MENTAL STRESS
MAINTAINING AWKWARD HEAD/NECK ANGLE LACK OF REST LOOKING UP OR DOWN
EXTENDED DRIVING OR RIDING IN CAR
COMPUTER WORK/TYPING/READING RAISING ARMS RISING/TURNING QUICKLY SWEEPING/CLEANING GENERAL HOUSEWORK OTHER: maintaining any position too long, sex, walking up

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5. Dermal sinus . 6. Intradural lipoma (See VI. A. 1. above). 7. hydrosyringomyelia . B. Tumors 1. Neurofibroma (See Musculoskeletal System III. A. 3. d.).
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Translate this page T, BOSCHERINI D, RAFTOPOULOS C, COSNARD G Pre- and post-operative MRI evaluationof a modified surgical technique in a case of hydrosyringomyelia - Chiari I
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  • COSNARD G. Manipulateurs d'hier et d'aujourd'hui. Le manipulateur, 1994, 114 : 1-2.
  • DEROSIER C, CARITU Y, CORDOLIANI YS, COSNARD G. Technique de traitement du signal en IRM pour l'imagerie fonctionnelle. Rivista di neuroradiologica 1994, 7 (suppl 1) : 163-164.
  • CORDOLIANI Y, DEROSIER C, JEANBOURQUIN D, PHARABOZ C, SCHILL H, COSNARD G. Primary cerebral lymphoma in patients with AIDS. Year Book of diagnostic radiology 1994 ; Neuroradiology : 162-3.
  • DUPREZ T, GRANDIN C, COSNARD G. Reversal of multiple spinal MS lesions at MRI : an uncommon observation. Acta neurol Belg 1995, 95 : 244-6.
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  • 59. Pediatric Neurosurgery
    One is that of the Chiari malformation and hydrosyringomyelia. The patientsoften present in the pediatric age group with scoliosis.
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