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The radiologic appearance of chordoma of the cervical (three patients), thoracic (four
patients), and lumbar spine (seven patients) was studied. Eleven patients were over 50 …

✓ An extraosseous extradural tumor of the lumbar region with the histological appearance of
chordoma produced symptoms in a 58-year-old woman. The tumor occupied the epidural …

Intradural chordoma without bone involvement: nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) appearance
Page 1 J Neurosurg 59:535-537, 1983 Intradural chordoma without bone involvement: nuclear …

In this retrospective study twelve histologically confirmed cases of spinal chordoma have
been reviewed. Plain radiographs were performed in all cases, and CT scans in 11 patients …

✓ A rare case of intradural chordoma is described. The literature contains seven examples
of intradural extraosseous chordoma, all reported in a ventral location. This is the first …

• The difficulties of making a diagnosis of chordoma are illustrated by the roentgenographic
findings in 20 cases. In 10 cases the lesions arose from the base of the skull, 6 lesions were …

✓ Chordomas that are entirely extraosseous and intradural are extremely rare. The tumors
described in the literature were observed mostly in the prepontine region. This is the first …

Etight cases of chordoma limited to the cervical spine are presented. The radiological
features are analyzed. Although there is no single diagnostic feature, the combination of …

• Chordoma at the T-9 level, originally manifested by lumbosacral radiculopathy, developed
in a 50-year-old man. The patient underwent three operations and radiation therapy for this …