Epidural Lipomatosis A Possible Cause Of Back Pain Musculoskeletal Key

Epidural Lipomatosis A Possible Cause Of Back Pain Musculoskeletal Key 1 english version 1.1 introduction though a rare occurrence, epidural lipomatosis (el) is a possible cause of back pain. it is characterized by an accumulation of normal, unencapsulated fat in the dorsal epidural or lumbosacral space. it has been a known quantity since the description by lee in 1975 of a patient treated with corticosteroids. Spinal epidural lipomatosis: a comprehensive review.

Spinal Epidural Lipomatosis Causes Sitelip Org Epidural lipomatosis: a possible cause of back pain. epidural lipomatosis: a possible cause of back pain ann phys rehabil med. 2014 dec;57(9 10) :734 7. Introduction and background. spinal epidural lipomatosis (sel) is a benign condition characterized by epidural accumulation of excessive non encapsulated adipose tissue that distorts or compresses the thecal sac and may cause lower back pain, neurogenic claudication, acute or progressive paraparesis, cauda equina syndrome, and radiculopathy, depending on the location and extent of stenosis [1 11]. The following key words were used to retrieve the articles relevant to the topic: spinal, epidural, lipomatosis, idiopathic, characteristics, etiology, management, steroid, and obesity. etiology sel can be classified into 5 main categories according to pathogenesis: exogenous steroid use, endogenous steroid hormonal disease, obesity, surgery. Abstract. purpose of review: this is a comprehensive review regarding the epidemiology, diagnosis, and management of spinal epidural lipomatosis (sel). recent findings: sel is a relatively rare condition that has gained scientific relevance over the past few decades. recent findings include expanding treatment strategies to include minimally.

Epidural Lipomatosis A Possible Cause Of Back Pain Musculoskeletal Key The following key words were used to retrieve the articles relevant to the topic: spinal, epidural, lipomatosis, idiopathic, characteristics, etiology, management, steroid, and obesity. etiology sel can be classified into 5 main categories according to pathogenesis: exogenous steroid use, endogenous steroid hormonal disease, obesity, surgery. Abstract. purpose of review: this is a comprehensive review regarding the epidemiology, diagnosis, and management of spinal epidural lipomatosis (sel). recent findings: sel is a relatively rare condition that has gained scientific relevance over the past few decades. recent findings include expanding treatment strategies to include minimally. Epidural lipomatosis with associated syrinx formation is an exceedingly rare clinical entity. in this case report we present a 48 year old female who initially presented with symptoms of. Doi: 10.1016 j.rehab.2014.08.001 corpus id: 27369246; epidural lipomatosis: a possible cause of back pain. @article{nol2014epiduralla, title={epidural lipomatosis: a.