Spinal tumor resection

Tumors in the spinal cord account for 9% to 18% of myeloma, and most are gliomas (about 80% of intramedullary tumors). Of these, ependymal tumors are more common, followed by astrocytomas. , Less common are hemangiomas and lipomas. This kind of tumor grows up and down. Whoever has an envelope and a border, even if the tumor is very long, we should try to completely remove it to achieve radical cure. The prognosis is good.

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