2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-1331.2010.02994.x
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Spinal ischaemic stroke: clinical and radiological findings and short‐term outcome

Abstract: The most common type of spinal cord ischemia is bilateral or unilateral anterior spinal artery infarcts due to radicular artery disease with acute or chronic spinal disease and followed by central and transverse infarcts due to extensive spinal cord hypoperfusion and arteriopathy.

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“…Our patient was atypical in that her deficit was initially unilateral and then became bilateral; however this 2-stage presentation has been previously described. 8 CSF may distinguish spinal infarct from an inflammatory process. Typically, CSF is unremarkable, although leukocytosis 2 and elevated protein 3 have been reported independently.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Our patient was atypical in that her deficit was initially unilateral and then became bilateral; however this 2-stage presentation has been previously described. 8 CSF may distinguish spinal infarct from an inflammatory process. Typically, CSF is unremarkable, although leukocytosis 2 and elevated protein 3 have been reported independently.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3,8 In FCE, it seems logical that emboli would enter anterior microcirculation, which is closer to the intervertebral disc compared with posterior vessels. Our patient's MRI showed a posterior infarction; however, her symptoms suggested involvement of the anterolateral and corticospinal systems.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kumral et al 26 and Novy et al 8 illustrated the different patterns of spinal cord ischemia; the anterior spinal artery territory is limited to the anterior horns bilaterally or unilaterally and the adjacent white matter. The posterior spinal artery infarct is limited to the posterior columns alone or to the surrounding white matter and can be unilateral or bilateral.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…На основі клініч-ної картини анестезіолог може обрати зменшення чи припинення введення МА та зробити повтор-ну оцінку стану пацієнта протягом години або як альтернатива перейти безпосередньо до візуаліза-ційного дослідження для виключення внутрішньо-хребтового утворення, що піддається лікуванню. Для діагностування ішемії магнітно-резонансне сканування необхідно виконати протягом перших кількох годин прояву симптомів [36].…”
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