Spinal Epidural Inflammatory Pseudotumor: A Case Report and Review of Literature.

Background: Inflammatory pseudotumor is a histologically proven benign tumor-like lesion of unknown etiopathogenesis. It is less commonly found in central nervous system, and least commonly in the spinal canal. Spinal epidural inflammatory pseudotumor is a rarely reported entity.
Case Description: We report a patient who presented with paraplegia, in whom a spinal epidural mass was diagnosed as an inflammatory pseudotumor after surgical excision followed by histopathology.
Conclusions: It was a radiologic dilemma; thus, complete excision was required for diagnosis and a better outcome.
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