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The pedicles of the neural arch are shifted anteriorly, extending only along the anterior half of the centra (Figure 8E), as in the first primordial sacral of Yunnanosaurus huangi.

Such morphology closely resembles the second primordial sacral of basal sauropodomorphs (Saturnalia [55], Thecodontosaurus YPM 2192, Efraasia SMNS 14881, Plateosaurus, Riojasaurus), although in some taxa the roof of the transverse process is highly reduced (Yunnanosaurus, Melanorosaurus NM QR1551).

As in most basal sauropodomorphs, the first primordial sacral of Leonerasaurus has a particular morphology of the rib, with concave anterior and posterior surfaces that are roofed by the anteroposteriorly expanded transverse process.

This particular morphology of the rib with an anterior and posterior concavity roofed by the transverse process is also present in the first primordial sacral of most sauropodomorphs (Riojasaurus, Melanorosaurus).

Positive immunostaining was localized throughout each division (cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacral) of the spinal cord; however, regions immediately adjacent to the central canal of the spinal cord or to the subarachnoid space surrounding the spinal cord displayed the highest intensity of staining (Figure 1a, S6).

The transverse process originates on the neural arch as an anteroposteriorly broad horizontal lamina, which tapers rapidly along its lateral projection and ends in a narrow tip (Figure 8A), as in the primordial sacral of most basal sauropodomorphs (Thecodontosaurus YPM 2192, Efraasia SMNS 14881, Plateosaurus, Riojasaurus, Melanorosaurus).

Although some disagreements still exist over the homology of the sacral vertebrae of some taxa (e.g., Anchisaurus; see below), most of the authors mentioned above currently agree in the homology of the sacral elements of basal sauropodomorphs.

First, the three sacrals of Anchisaurus have been interpreted either as DS+S1+S2 [59], [59] or as S1+S2+CS [50], [50].

We encountered a rare case of late asymptomatic sacral recurrence of rectal cancer diagnosed by a rapid CEA level elevation 9 years after the primary surgery.

To report on our technique of sacral laparoscopic implantation of aneuroprosthesis-LION procedure for recovery of bladder/intestinal/sexual function in paralyzed patients after spinal cord injury.

Lumbosacral transitional vertebrae have been described as either sacralisation of the lowest lumbar segment or lumbarisation of the most superior sacral segment of the spine [35].