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intradural

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intradural /in·tra·du·ral/ (-dūr´'l) within or beneath the dura mater.
intradural
within or beneath the dura mater.


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5) In 1928, Dew (21) introduced a 5-tier classification system for spinal hydatid disease based on the anatomic location of the cyst: 1) intramedullary hydatid cyst; 2) intradural extramedullary hydatid cyst; 3) extradural intraspinal hydatid cyst; 4) hydatid cyst of the vertebra; and 5) paravertebral hydatid cyst.
Spinal hydatid disease, a rare but existent pathological entity: case ... by Vrettakos, George / Southern Medical Journal
As the authors point out, intramedullary, intradural extramedullary, and only extradural disease, without involvement of the vertebral body, such as the case presented, are all rare.
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Orogenic intradural complications (a review of 37 patients).
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