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Anormalidades do desenvolvimento da medula espinhal podem se apresentar com sinais na pele, particularmente na área lombossacral: estes incluem lipomas, manchas vinho do Porto, hemangiomas, hipertricose “cauda de fauno” e nevos melanocíticos congênitos gigantes. Isso deve trazer à consideração a realização de exames de imagem para garantir que qualquer intervenção visando prevenir danos neurológicos seja realizada. Se a medula espinal estiver lesionada por qualquer causa, as extremidades inferiores tendem a ficar frias e com cianose e as lesões na pele demoram a cicatrizar. | |||
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Abnormalities of spinal cord development may present with signs in the skin, particularly in the lumbosacral area: these include lipomas, port-wine stains, haemangiomas, ‘faun tail’ hypertrichosis and giant congenital melanocytic naevi. These should prompt consideration of imaging to ensure that any intervention to prevent neurological damage is undertaken. If the spinal cord is damaged from whatever cause, the lower extremities tend to be cold and cyanosed and skin injuries are slow to heal. | |||
Revision as of 14:29, 14 August 2026
Abnormalities of spinal cord development may present with signs in the skin, particularly in the lumbosacral area: these include lipomas, port-wine stains, haemangiomas, ‘faun tail’ hypertrichosis and giant congenital melanocytic naevi. These should prompt consideration of imaging to ensure that any intervention to prevent neurological damage is undertaken. If the spinal cord is damaged from whatever cause, the lower extremities tend to be cold and cyanosed and skin injuries are slow to heal.
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| English | Spinal cord defect affecting the skin |
Abnormalities of spinal cord development may present with signs in the skin, particularly in the lumbosacral area: these include lipomas, port-wine stains, haemangiomas, ‘faun tail’ hypertrichosis and giant congenital melanocytic naevi. These should prompt consideration of imaging to ensure that any intervention to prevent neurological damage is undertaken. If the spinal cord is damaged from whatever cause, the lower extremities tend to be cold and cyanosed and skin injuries are slow to heal. |
