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Patient C.W.8.11.2010 Seen August. 1999 Ortho-Clinic Dx Thoracic Torsion Scoliosis Pan-Myelography Intraspinal Cystic Lesion LaminectomyT h 5-Th 7 8/ 27.

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1 Patient C.W.8.11.2010 Seen August. 1999 Ortho-Clinic Dx Thoracic Torsion Scoliosis Pan-Myelography Intraspinal Cystic Lesion LaminectomyT h 5-Th 7 8/ 27. 1999 Dx Cystic Astrocytoma grade 1

2 1999-2010 No Follow up Parents Informed Patient Kept Uniformed till 21.03.2010 Seen Ortho-Clinic Augsburg 16.03.2010 Referrred Neurology 18.03.2010 Patients Tumor Knowledge 18.03.2010

3 Neurological Findings Hyperreflexia LE Pos.Bab. Left Th12 Left Sensory Level

4 Pat.C.W.22.03.2010

5 T 2 1999 2010

6 T 2 1999 2010 T 1 1999 2010

7 T 2 2010 T 1 2010

8

9 T 1 Gd 2010

10 Diagnosis Progressive Scoliosis Cervical Epidermoidal Tumor ? Cervical Arachnoid Cyst ? Neurenteric Cervical Cyst ?

11 Therapy Orthopedic? Neurosurgery? None ?

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