Presentation
Known patient with myelomeningocoele, which was surgically repaired. Weakness of lower limbs and incontinence.
Patient Data
Age: 13 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Tethered cord
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The conus is low lying, almost at L5/S1 level, consistent with tethered cord. No evidence of filum lipoma.
Case Discussion
This case demonstrated a late diagnosis of tethered cord. Early imaging would have established the diagnosis, allowing a surgical procedure prior to the symptoms developing.
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