Xeroderma Pigmentosum and medulloblastoma: chromosomal damage to lymphocytes during radiotherapy.
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80 patients with back pain and sciatalgia were studied by plain-film of lumbosacral spine, radiculography and epidural phlebography; 30 of them were surgically controlled. Radiculographic and phlebographic specimens were compared and phlebography showed more sensibility and specificity in the study of extradural pathology. The analysis of the phlebographic alterations suggested a semeiologic criterion we think that could be usefully used in the study of osteoligamentous lesions in lumbosacral spine.
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The theoretic and clinical interest of the association between breast cancer and meningioma is underlined. In both reported cases two women, which respectively two and three years ago, had undergone mastectomy operation due to breast cancer, showed symptoms and signs of cranial tumor. The operation revealed the diagnosis of meningioma in both instances permitting effective treatment of the lesion.
The authors report the case of an encapsulated intradiploic hematoma observed in a 2 year old patient who, 6 months prior to their observation, underwent an internal CSF drainage for hydrocephalus. The surgical findings are described and the possible etiopathological causes discussed.