Presentation
Paraplegia.
Patient Data
Age: 3 years
Gender: Female
Race: Caucasian
From the case:
Presacral yolk sac tumor
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Axial contrast enhanced CT demonstrates a heterogeneous soft tissue mass in the presacral space of the extraperitoneal pelvis and in the sacral foramina with osseous destruction and extension to the spinal canal via the neuroforamina. There are also anterior displacement of the distended bladder and rectum as well as bilateral hydronephrosis due to distal involvement of the ureters.
Case Discussion
She went on to have a biopsy and pathology confirmed a Yolk sac tumor.