In patients with spinal cord tethering syndrome, symptoms tend to worsen progressively if left untreated, and most symptoms improve to varying degrees after surgery. For example, pain can be relieved…
Spinal cord tethering syndrome is a congenital disease that belongs to the category of neural tube developmental malformations. It may be related to the deficiency of folic acid and other…
I have been in the pediatric urology clinic for eight years, and when I look back at the children I have seen in those eight years, I find that children…
The spinal cord is located in the spinal canal. During human growth and development, the spinal canal grows faster than the spinal cord, so the lower end…
TCS is a syndrome in which the spinal cord is stretched and the cone is low due to congenital or acquired factors, resulting in ischemia, hypoxia, neurodegeneration and other pathological…
Spinal cord tethering: First, let’s understand the physiological knowledge: during the growth and development of a baby, the spinal cord located in the spinal canal grows faster, so the lower…
Pediatric enuresis – manifestation of spinal cord tethering syndrome We commonly see children wetting the bed at night, mainly due to physiological factors, such as immature neurological development and overexertion…
I. Overview Spina bifida, also known as tetheredcordsyndrome (TCS), is a condition in which the spinal cord develops abnormally during the embryonic period, with local scar adhesions and shortened filaments, causing…
Etiology Various congenital developmental abnormalities of the spinal cord and spinal ends can lead to spinal cord embolism, such as occult spina bifida, spondylolisthesis, spinal cord spondylolisthesis, spinal cord end…
Spinal cord embolism syndrome is a common and complex condition in pediatric neurosurgery that causes distress to many children and families. Spinal cord embolism syndrome accounts for a large portion…