… of chordomas arise in the mobile (cervical, thoracic, or lumbar) … chordomas in other parts
of the axial skeleton. We report our findings in 40 patients with chordomas of the mobile spine …

… recurrence after intralesional excision of mobile spine chordomas, even if associated with
… location for chordoma of the mobile spine is the cervical vertebrae, followed by lumbar and …

… Chordomas are exceedingly difficult to excise completely but … , and most pathologists consider
all chordomas to be low-… the prognostic factors in patients with chordomas, the success of …

… This paper describes a chordoma of the fifth lumbar vertebra, which at first was monolocular…
of the spine. Specific histological findings and the differential diagnosis of the chordoma are …

… for chordomas occurring in the thoracic and lumbar spine. Efforts to perform en bloc resections
are warranted, even in the cervical spine … the prognosis of chordoma by discovering small …

… Chordomas are usually located in the sacrum (50%), followed … chordomas arise in cervical,
thoracic, and lumbar spine, with the latter involved in 33% of cases.2·8·9 If the cervical spine …

… 17 studies were performed on subjects with cervical chordomas and 49 … chordomas. The
remaining studies included patients with chordomas in cranial region and/or mobile spine and/…

Chordoma is a slow-growing malignant tumor which arises from elements of the primi- tive
notochord. It was first described by vo … In the case of chordoma … “as typical of that of chordoma …

We reviewed 25 CT scans of 21 patients who had chordomas in the cervical, thoracic, or
lumbar spine. Nine patients were studied at the time of initial presentation and 12 after tumor …

… primary chordomas in the cervical, thoracic, or lumbar spine were more likely to have
additional lesions in the axial spine compared with subjects with primary chordomas originating at …