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Spinal cord ganglioglioma: a case report.

Ganglioglioma is a slow-growing tumour composed of variably differentiated neuronal cells admixed with neoplastic astrocv (Cs. It accounts for of brain tumours in all age groups and 1.7% of childhood brain tumours. Its occurrence in the spinal cord is appoximately1.1%. Ganglioglioma should be suspected whenever a child presents with a tumour involving a considerable lenght of the spinal cord. It is usually well demarcated from the surrounding normal tissues, which greatly facilitates surgical excision. The majority of the cases are biologically benign, not requiring postoperative chemo or radiotherapy. Only about 66 cases of intramedullary spinal cord ganglioglioma have been reported uptil now1. We report a case of intramedullary spinal cord ganglioglioma in a 19 year-old male.