Intradural vertebral hydatidosis. A medical-surgical pathology. Report of two cases.
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The treatment is usually medical-surgical with disparate clinical results due to high rate of recurrences and sequelae.
Experience in the management of patients affected with intradural hydatidosis is limited because of their low frequency. Therefore we wanted to report 2 cases observed in our center and to analyze the progress in its management.
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