ANGIOMA CAVERNOSO DEL CONO MEDULLAR: REPORTE DE CASO
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https://doi.org/10.51437/nj.v25i3.86Palabras clave:
Hemangioma, Hemangioma Cavernoso, Hemanigioma Cavernoso del Sistema Nervioso CentralResumen
Paciente femenina de 60 años, sin antecedentes de importancia, quien debuta con disestesias en miembro inferior derecho, pérdida subjetiva de la fuerza e inestabilidad de la marcha. Al examen físico sin alteraciones motoras o sensitivas, con dolor a la palpación de la musculatura paralumbar así como para la extensión lumbar. Se consideró como diagnóstico dolor axial de tipo gravitativo, se realizaron 3 bloqueos facetarios con respuesta fluctuante y parcial. En la Resonancia se encontró una imagen de predominio hipointenso en la secuencia de T1, heterogénea y de predominio hiperintenso en T2, con halo hipointenso heterogénea, de localización intra-axial a nivel del cono medular compatible con cavernoma, se llevó el caso a junta médica donde se decidió realizar manejo conservador (Imipramina, Acetaminofen/Codeina) logrando control parcial del dolor neuropático y axial.
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