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Journal Article
Introduction of convenient conus to coccyx point-of-care ultrasound (C3PO) in children with a sacral dimple
2021
Overview
[...]previous studies using spinal ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in newborns have reported that the presence of a sacral dimple rarely indicates occult neurological pathology [2]. [...]we were able to detect a lipoma that extended from the lumbar spine to the sacral canal. [...]our screening method could identify the lowest level of the conus medullaris to assess the presence of a tethered cord [3]. [...]we have developed an inexpensive and feasible screening method (C3PO screening) to allow clinicians to perform a safe CEB in children with a sacral dimple.
