{"paper_id":"d5e23998-582c-494f-b0dc-9e073ff96ebe","body_text":"Case Report\nUterus-like Mass of the Conus Medullaris with Associated Tethered Cord\n- Alain Rougier\n- Claude Vital\n- Philippe Caillaud\nNeurosurgery 33(2):p 328-331, August 1993.\nA PATIENT WITH a mass lesion of Müllerian origin associated with a spinal dysraphism is reported. The mass lesion was a genuine uterine formation, and a hemorrhage arose from a functional endometrium. A spinal dysraphism was associated, including a low-lying conus medullaris, a subcutaneous lipoma, and a sinus between the cul-de-sac and the lipoma. This ectopic and mature tissue may be differentiated from teratoma and endometriosis.\nCopyright © by the Congress of Neurological Surgeons","source_license":"CC0","license_restricted":false}