Abstract
One hundred intradural spinal lipomas from the literature, including one of our own, are reviewed. Data about their sex and age incidence, location, pathology, aetiologic aspects, clinical course and clinical picture are reported. The roentgenographic and cerebrospinal fluid findings, the surgical treatment and the immediate and late operative results are discussed.
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