ANATOMICAL AND ETIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF SPINAL CORD TUMORS THAT ARE NOW COMMON: Medical Science

Djalalov Ravshanbek

Authors

Djalalov Ravshanbek Dosent of Namangan State University medical faculty , Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Spinal , Signs , tumor , shok , growth .

Abstract

A spinal tumor is a growth that develops within your spinal canal or within the bones of your spine. A spinal cord tumor, also called an intradural tumor, is a spinal tumor that that begins within the spinal cord or the covering of the spinal cord (dura). A tumor that affects the bones of the spine (vertebrae) is called a vertebral tumor.Spinal cord tumors may be classified as one of three different types depending on where they occur relative to the protective membranes of the spinal cord.

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