Authors report a case of redundant nerve roots syndrome of the cauda equina. The clinical feature of the patient was the intermittent neurogenic claudication of both legs.
Myelography revealed characteristic serpentine filling defects in the column o...
Authors report a case of redundant nerve roots syndrome of the cauda equina. The clinical feature of the patient was the intermittent neurogenic claudication of both legs.
Myelography revealed characteristic serpentine filling defects in the column of contrast media.
A review of the clinical feature, etiology and management is presented.