Short case...Spinal dysraphism

A 11-year-old male patient presented with shortness of the left leg, scoliosis, pes cavus, and an ulcer on his left foot. Examination revealed hair growth on his lower back. He was diagnosed with spinal dysraphism, a type II diastematomyelia, and a low tethered spinal cord based on CT myelography findings of a split, low-lying spinal cord within a dilated fluid space. The document provides information on accessing additional case publications and references a textbook on neuroradiology.