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Cystic masses in presacral space in a neonate have a number of differential diagnoses including type-IV sacrococcygeal teratoma (SCT), pelvic neuroblastoma, anterior meningocele, and rectal duplication cyst.
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Differential diagnosis includes a Tarlov or perineural cyst (Figure 10), which does not have enhancing elements and follows CSF signal on all sequences. An ...
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As there are many differential diagnoses for presacral masses, a thorough preoperative evaluation is critical in order to obtain the correct diagnosis, provide ...
Neu- roblastoma, teratoma and infection were considered in the differential diagnosis. CASE. II. 4nterior sacral meningocele and imper- orate.
A presacral mass may be congenital or developmental or may arise from inflammation. The mass may have neural, vascular, lymphatic, or mesenchymal origins and ...
Sep 27, 2023 · We report a series of six cases of pediatric presacral tumors with intraspinal extension, including an immature sacrococcygeal teratoma (Altman ...
May 1, 2006 · A presacral mass may be congenital or developmental or may arise from inflammation. The mass may have neural, vascular, lymphatic, or ...
Pediatric presacral tumors with intraspinal extension: a rare ... The differential diagnosis of sacral tumors ... Tailgut cyst: diagnosis with CT and sonography.
The differential diagnosis for tumors originating in the retrorectal space is vast and ranges from benign congenital cysts to malignant neurogenic tumors.
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The differential diagnosis of fat-containing presacral masses includes presacral myelolipoma, extramedullary hematopoiesis, teratoma, pelvic lipomatosis, and ...
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