Analysis of 153 patients with myelomeningocele or spinal lipoma reoperated upon for a tethered cord: Presentation, management and outcome

Keyphrases

• Presentation Management 100%
• Myelomeningocele 100%
• Tethered Cord 100%
• Spinal Lipoma 100%
• Cord Presentation 100%
• Presenting Complaints 80%
• Lipomyelomeningocele 60%
• Untethered 40%
• Primary Repair 40%
• Patient Demographics 20%
• Early Treatment 20%
• Orthopedics 20%
• Gait 20%
• Urinary Incontinence 20%
• Cord 20%
• Clinical Status 20%
• Neurological Deterioration 20%
• 6-year-olds 20%
• Scoliosis 20%
• Deformity 20%
• CO2 Laser 20%
• Close Follow-up 20%
• Diastematomyelia 20%
• Primary Closure 20%
• Tethered Cord Release 20%
• Tight Filum 20%
• Hydromyelia 20%
• Dermoid Tumor 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Meningomyelocele 100%
• Spinal Lipoma 100%
• Lipomyelomeningocele 60%
• Deterioration 40%
• Patient Population 20%
• Teratoma 20%
• Carbon Dioxide Laser 20%
• Weakness 20%
• Scoliosis 20%
• Urine Incontinence 20%
• Hydromyelia 20%
• Diastematomyelia 20%
• Enuresis 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Meningomyelocele 100%
• Spinal Lipoma 100%
• Lipomyelomeningocele 60%
• Deterioration 40%
• Urine Incontinence 20%
• Scoliosis 20%
• Weakness 20%
• Hydromyelia 20%
• Teratoma 20%
• Diastematomyelia 20%
• Enuresis 20%
• Carbon Dioxide 20%