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Condição causada por falha da medula espinal em se desenvolver durante o período pré-natal. Esta condição é caracterizada pela separação da medula espinal em duas partes por um septo rígido ou fibroso. Essa condição pode se manifestar com vértebras deformadas, dor, fraqueza, dificuldade de andar, alterações sensoriais nas pernas ou distúrbio esfincteriano. A confirmação é feita por meio da observação de uma medula espinal bifurcada em septo por imagem. | |||
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A condition caused by failure of the spinal cord during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by separation of the spinal cord into two parts by a rigid or fibrous septum. This condition may present with misformed vertebrae, pain, weakness, impaired gait, sensory changes in the legs, or sphincter disturbance. Confirmation is through observation of a septum-bifurcated spinal cord by imaging. | |||
Revision as of 14:21, 13 August 2026
A condition caused by failure of the spinal cord during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by separation of the spinal cord into two parts by a rigid or fibrous septum. This condition may present with misformed vertebrae, pain, weakness, impaired gait, sensory changes in the legs, or sphincter disturbance. Confirmation is through observation of a septum-bifurcated spinal cord by imaging.
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| English | Diastematomyelia |
A condition caused by failure of the spinal cord during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by separation of the spinal cord into two parts by a rigid or fibrous septum. This condition may present with misformed vertebrae, pain, weakness, impaired gait, sensory changes in the legs, or sphincter disturbance. Confirmation is through observation of a septum-bifurcated spinal cord by imaging. |
