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Background From 1999 to 2004, our hospital treated 4 patients with nerve herniation caused by congenital cystic spina bifida using a new operation method. Case 1, a 5-month girl; case 2, a 3-month-old male infant; case 3, a 10 years old girl and case 4, a 14 years old boy. All 4 patients had fecal and urinary incontinence, all four had talipes calcaneus and impediment of lower limbs; 2 cases have sexual function hypoesthesia; 2 cases have skin ulcer; 1 case has chronic osteomyelitis; 1 case has complicated uraemia; 1 case had a bladder fistulization of abdominal wall and 1 case has hydrocephalus.

Front decompression of sacrum nerve for treatment of congenital spina bifida with meningocele and neural herniation