Spinal Peri-Neural Cysts Signficant or Innocent?

Authors

  • George M Weisz School Humanities, University of New South Wales and University New England, Australia Author
  • Marina-Portia Anthony Castlereagh Radiology, Sydney, Australia Author
  • Michael Houang Castlereagh Radiology Sydney, Australia Author

Keywords:

Thoracic Peri-neural Cyst, Peri-neural Spinal Cyst, Anatomical Variant, Clinically Significant

Abstract

Postganglionic neural cyst, considered usually innocent with little if any clinical significance is rarely reported. It is occasionally found at the lumbo-sacral region of the spine, rarely at the cervical spine level and very rarely reported at the thoracic spine. A case with multilevel, bilateral thoracic cysts is presented, with consideration of its’ clinical suggestion to be a post-traumatic event.

Author Biographies

  • George M Weisz, School Humanities, University of New South Wales and University New England, Australia


    School Humanities, University of New South Wales and University New England, Australia

  • Marina-Portia Anthony, Castlereagh Radiology, Sydney, Australia


    Castlereagh Radiology, Sydney, Australia

  • Michael Houang, Castlereagh Radiology Sydney, Australia

    Castlereagh Radiology Sydney, Australia

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Published

2025-11-14

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 5 (2020): Volume 2 Issue 5

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