Table 1 Profiles of patients with lumbar epidural lipomatosis
From: Clinical and imaging characteristics in patients undergoing surgery for lumbar epidural lipomatosis
Case | Age (years) | Medical history | History of steroid administration | BMI (kg/m2) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 64–65 | none | none | 26.1 |
2 | 79–80 | gout | none | 26.2 |
3 | 77–78 | none | none | 27.1 |
4 | 69–70 | none | none | 26.5 |
5 | 70–71 | prostatic hypertrophy | none | 25.6 |
6 | 73–74 | none | none | 25.8 |
7 | 77–78 | hypertension | none | 26.6 |
8 | 69–70 | none | none | 26.9 |
9 | 47–48 | none | none | 27.7 |
10 | 73–74 | none | none | 25.2 |
11 | 69–70 | none | none | 25.8 |
12 | 61–62 | none | none | 25.8 |
13 | 70–71 | sudden deafness | PSL 5 mg/day for 1 year | 25.5 |
14 | 77–78 | polymyalgia rheumatica | PSL 7.5 mg/day for 3 years | 26.2 |
15 | 62–63 | interstitial pneumonia | PSL 8 mg/day for 1 year | 27.6 |
16 | 64–65 | Behçet disease | PSL 8 mg/day for 12 years | 25.5 |
Mean | 68.8 | 26.2 |