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| intramuscular_hemangioma [2025/07/11 12:41] – [Critical Review] administrador | intramuscular_hemangioma [2025/07/11 12:42] (current) – [Critical Review] administrador |
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| The report lacks a robust [[literature]] [[synthesis]], despite claiming to provide a [[review]]. Its utility to neurosurgeons is modest; while the coexisting [[disc herniation]] adds some complexity, the discussion does not significantly enhance diagnostic or therapeutic paradigms. A more rigorous comparison with previously reported cases and insights into surgical planning, recurrence risk, or vascular control would have added value. | The report lacks a robust [[literature]] [[synthesis]], despite claiming to provide a [[review]]. Its utility to neurosurgeons is modest; while the coexisting [[disc herniation]] adds some complexity, the discussion does not significantly enhance diagnostic or therapeutic paradigms. A more rigorous comparison with previously reported cases and insights into surgical planning, recurrence risk, or vascular control would have added value. |
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| **Final Verdict:** A competently presented but academically thin case with limited contribution to surgical decision-making. | **Final Verdict:** A competently presented but academically thin case with limited contribution to surgical [[decision-making]]. |
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| **Takeaway for the Practicing Neurosurgeon:** In cases of persistent back pain with atypical imaging findings, consider intramuscular hemangioma even in the presence of more common compressive pathologies. | **Takeaway for the Practicing Neurosurgeon:** In cases of persistent [[back pain]] with atypical imaging findings, consider intramuscular hemangioma even in the presence of more common compressive pathologies. |
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| **Bottom Line:** A rare pathology in a common location, misdiagnosed until excised; merits consideration but not paradigm shift. | **Bottom Line:** A rare [[pathology]] in a common location, misdiagnosed until excised; merits consideration but not [[paradigm shift]]. |
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| **Rating:** 3.5 / 10 | **Rating:** 3.5 / 10 |