Background: Synovial cysts are commonly associated with instability. Whether to fuse
patients is a matter of controversy. Simple resection may offer favorable clinical outcomes …

Background Lumbar synovial cysts are a relatively common clinical finding. Surgical
treatment of symptomatic synovial cysts includes computed tomography–guided aspiration …

Objective Lumbar synovial cysts (LSC) are one of the manifestations of spinal degenerative
cascade. Spinal stenosis or presence of instability in these patients can lead to various …

Objective Lumbar synovial cysts are relatively infrequent. Historically, these benign lesions
have been treated with open excision, sometimes associated with fusion. The aim of this …

Objectives The treatments described for spinal synovial cysts range from percutaneous
puncture to arthrodesis. There is a fear of postoperative instability after surgical resection of …

Spinal synovial cysts are cystic dilatations of the synovial membrane that may arise at all
levels of the spine. We describe our experience, paying attention to diagnosis, surgical …

Object Lumbar synovial cysts are a potential cause of radiculopathy and back pain, and the
definitive treatment is the complete excision of the cyst. This report summarizes the authors' …

The treatment of lumbar spinal synovial cysts (LSCs) which are relatively rare but can cause
neurogenic dysfunction and intractable pain has been a controversial topic for many years …

OBJECTIVE: Synovial cysts are a rare cause of lumbar radiculopathy and back pain.
Surgical treatment is directed at complete excision of the cyst. We used minimally invasive …

Background Lumbar synovial cysts (LSCs) are an uncommon cause of radiculopathy and
back pain. Open surgical treatment is associated with extensive bone resection and muscle …