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50% vs 7.78%, χ²=15.9, P less then 0.001) and increased third ventricle width ((6.22±1.97) mm vs (5.16±1.9 mm, P less then 0.001). No significant differences were found regarding parameters of substantia nigra. Conclusions Concurrent RLS symptoms are common in PD patients. Abnormal echogenicity of raphe nucleus and increased third ventricle width could be characteristics of TCS in PD patients with RLS symptoms.Objective To analyze the occurrence of rod fracture after surgery for lumbosacral deformity associated sacral agenesis and discus
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