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. Lack of a uniformly accepted working definition for instability in TB spine creates a wide variability in the surgical decision making in patients especially with no or minimal neurological deficit. Moreover, lack of an objective criteria to define
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type I, bleeding occurs in the muscles with slow mass enlargement, developing a fibrous capsule and affecting surrounding tissues by pressure. In type II, subperiosteal bleeding occurs, and expansion of the lesion strips the periosteum, displacing soft
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Introduction Benign tumours and tumour-like lesion of the foot and ankle are not uncommon but malignant tumours and especially malignant bone tumours of the foot are rare. Most of the foot tumours are benign: usually synovial cysts (30% of
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lesions in unstable fractures in the vertical plane or in transforaminal fractures of the sacral ala. The most frequent neurological injuries are to L4 and L5 roots, followed by the superior gluteal nerve. 1 , 2 Pelvic deformity causes important
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, although the clinical presentation of the most frequent lesions might be straightforward, it can often be difficult to differentiate benign and reactive lesions from malignant and aggressive ones on purely clinical grounds. Thus, it is important for the
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with low back pain, right sciatica and walking difficulty of one year; imaging showed a sacral hydatid cyst. 51 A 43-year-old woman from Turkey presented with left-leg pain and swelling without neurological symptoms. Fluid leakage was observed from
