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A Twist in The Diagnosis of Acute Compressive Myelopathy
2020
Clinical Reviews & Cases
Benign hemangiomas are often innocuous, intra-osseous and are incidentally found. Rarely, they become aggressive with extra-osseous expansion causing compressing on the spinal cord. However, early surgical intervention has proven benefits with neurological improvement and less reoccurrence. This is a case report of a 65-yearold gentleman who presented with acute on chronic progressive myelopathy after a recent infective episode. He underwent a decompression surgery, initially that was thought
doi:10.33425/2689-1069.1011
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