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Flow diagram of search and selection of eligible publications.

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Figure 2.

Age distribution of spinal CE (data on 325 cases).

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Figure 3.

Anatomical allocation of spinal CE.

Left: frequency of involved spine levels in 467 cases [C: cervical; CT: cervico-thoracal; T: thoracal; TL: thoraco-lumbal; L: lumbar; LS: lumbo-sacral; S: sacral]. Right: top: frequency of the involved vertebral levels in 303 cases. bottom: number of vertebral levels involved in 287 cases.

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Figure 4.

Spinal levels involved in patients with (78 cases) and without (248 cases) history of surgery for extraspinal CE (data on 326 cases).

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Table 1.

Prevalence of previous surgical interventions/concomitant asymptomatic extraspinal CE (data from 467 cases).

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Table 2.

Location of extraspinal CE.

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Figure 5.

Classification of spinal CE according to the Dew/Braithwaite & Lees classification (type 1–5) and ‘dumbbell’ formation.

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Figure 6.

Involved anatomical structures at vertebral level in 230 spinal CE cases.

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Table 3.

Anatomical structures involved in 230 spinal CE cases.

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Table 4.

Number of anatomical sites/structures involved in 230 spinal CE cases.

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Figure 7.

Age distribution of cases with extradural vs. intradural cyst location (data on 325 cases).

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