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• TITLE: Midline Spinal Cord Hamartomas—A Report of Six Cases

  AUTHORS: Damera Naveen Chandra Rao, Vallabhaneni Kalyan Chakravarthy, Eslavath Aruna, Gundala Venkata Ratnam, Diddi Ranga Rao

  KEYWORDS: Hamartoma; Meningothelial Cells; Ectodermal

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.4 No.6, June 17, 2013

  ABSTRACT: Midline Spinal Cord Hamartomas are relatively rare and asymptomatic. These lesions may present with a tethered cord and a normal overlying skin, a skin dimple, a dermal sinus tract or dense collagen. Most patients have few or no neurological symptoms related to them. Microscopically they are composed of mature and well-differentiated ectodermal and mesodermal elements, meningothelial cells, calcification, and even urothelium. We report MRI and histologic features of midline spinal cord hamartomas in six cases.