Diversified histopathological interpretation of spinal cord lesions in a tertiary care centre in last two years: an enigmatic observation

Spinal lesions may present in any age group and may be incidental or commonly present as back ache. Metastatic deposits are the commonest encountered entities, but primary lesions may also be found. Often they may be a part of systemic disease. Appropriate history, imaging studies and tissue diagnosis is essential to arrive at denitive diagnosis. This series focus on 7 varied diseases of spinal cord that may pose a diagnostic challenge for the pathologist and clinicians.