Abstract
Teratological spondylolysis is a pathological entity noted for the first time in the speciality literature by Gh. Burnei in „The Spine Journal“ on September 25th 2014. This disease was described in a short presentation of the first case treated by the author. The aim of this paper is to expose in a didactic manner the main characteristic aspects of Burnei’s disease: embryological, clinical, imaging and treatment data and also to make this pathological entity with all its pathognomonic diagnostic elements known. This paper is based on daata obtained after analysing 2 cases of teratological spondylolysis: a 18 years old patient with triple L3-L5 teratological spondylolysis with Pang 1 spinal dysraphism and a 1 year old child with teratological spondylolysis and retrospondylolisthesis.
Highlights
Teratological spondylolysis is a pathological entity noted for the first time in the speciality literature by Gh
Spondiloliza teratologică (ST) poate fi silenţioasă din punct de vedere clinic
Shen M., Razi A., Lurie J.D., Hanscom B., Weinstein J., Retrolisthesis and lumbar disc herniation: a preoperative assessment of patient function, The Spine Journal 7 (2007) 406-413
Summary
Dr Ştefan Gavriliu, Dr Raluca Ghiţă, Dr Ecaterina Maria Japie, Dr Taysir El Nayef, Dr Mădălina Macadon. Clinica de Chirurgie şi Ortopedie Pediatrică „Prof. Dr Alexandru Pesamosca“, Spitalul de Urgenţă pentru Copii „Maria Sklodovska Curie“, Bucureşti. Spondiloliza teratologică este o entitate patologică semnalată pentru prima dată în literatura medicală în „The Spine Journal“ din 25 septembrie 2014 de către Gh. Burnei. Articolul conturează din punct de vedere didactic aspecte caracteristice, date embriologice, clinice, imagistice şi noţiuni de tratament legate de spondiloliza Burnei. Cuvinte cheie: spondiloliză, shifting corp-arc vertebral, spondiloschizis dorsal, absenţa meningocelului sau a mielomeningocelului acromic
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