Migración epidural dorsal de un fragmento de disco L4-L5 extruido: Reporte de un caso

Resumen

We present the rare occurrence of cauda equina syndrome resulting from posterior epidural disc fragment migration at L4-L5, documented by MRI. The female patient had previously undergone discectomy for a lumbar extruded disc at L5-S1 and a DIAMO (Device for Intervertertebral Assisted Motion) placement. Resolution of sensory and motor deficits were achieved.