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Table 2:

Visibility of tract: MRI and operative findingsa

TractVisibilityLDM (n = 12)CDS (n = 10)P Value
Subcutaneous12 (100%)10 (100%)
IntrathecalbEntirely visible10 (83%)1 (10%).003
Partially visible2 (17%)4 (40%)
Poorly visible0 (0%)4 (40%)
  • a Data are number of patients, with percentages in parentheses.

  • b Because the tract of 1 patient with CDS was revealed to end in the dura mater at the operation and there was no tract in the intrathecal area, only 9 CDS tracts were assessed with regard to visibility and attachment site in its intrathecal portion.