Official Journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
Table 1 Summary of the characteristics of previous cases
From: Osseous erosion by herniated nucleus pulposus mimicking intraspinal tumor: a case report
Case | Authors | Sex, age (years) | Clinical history | Location of herniation | Location of scalloping | Calcification |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Vadala et al. [20] | Female, 39 | More than 1 year | L5 | Vertebral body | − |
2 | Male, 45 | 7 years | L5 | Vertebral body | − | |
3 | Male, 41 | Several years | L5/S | Vertebral body | − | |
4 | Female, 55 | 3 years | L5 | Vertebral body | − | |
5 | Norfray et al. [19] | Female, 43 | 3 years | S1 | Vertebral body | − |
6 | Male, 48 | 7 years | L4 | Neural foramen | − | |
7 | Male, 41 | 3 years | L5 | Vertebral body | + | |
8 | Briceno et al. [17] | Male, 46 | 19 years | L4 | Vertebral body and pedicle | − |
9 | Flak et al. [18] | Male, 28 | 1.5 years | S1 | Vertebral body | + |
10 | Berthelot et al. [16] | Male, 61 | Several weeks | T10 | Vertebral body | + |
Present case | Yoshioka et al. | Female, 82 | 3 years | L4 | Vertebral body, pedicle, and lamina | + |