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A rare case of transverse myelitis associated with pregnancy CASE REPORT
unpublished
Transverse Myelitis is a rare but well recognized neurological manifestation in G3P1L1A1 who developed an acute spinal cord lesion presenting to our OPD with bilateral lower limb weakness and cramps at 28 weeks of pregnancy preceded by fever of two days.MRI was the diagnostic tool. A 23 years old G3P1L1A1 with 28 weeks gestation age came to our OPD on wheel chair, she was unable to walk with lower limb weakness and cramps which was preceded by fever of two days. On examination vitals were
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