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Eine Enge des lumbalen Spinalkanals — die schätzungsweis bei ca. 5% der Bevölkerung vorkommt (Eisenstein, 1977) — kann für den Betroffenen ohne Bedeutung sein. Unter bestimmten Bedingungen führt diese Enge jedoch zu einer Irritation, in schweren Fällen zu einer tiefergreifenden Schädigung der Cauda equina.

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Vogel, P. (1984). Klinik des engen Spinalkanals. In: Hohmann, D., Kügelgen, B., Liebig, K., Schirmer, M. (eds) Lendenwirbelsäulenerkrankungen mit Beteiligung des Nervensystems. Neuroorthopädie, vol 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68974-1_23

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