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- Figure 1
Sagittal T2 MRI demonstrating intense swelling and high T2 signal in the cervical segment of the cord.
- Figure 2
Sagittal T2 MRI demonstrating: A) cervical spinal cord abnormal high T2 signal intensity extending from C2 to C7 level and predominantly involving the anterior two-thirds of the cord and tapering distally with more central involvement (arrow); and B) sagittal T1 MRI with contrast depicting minimal patchy enhancement.
- Figure 3
Axial T2 MRI demonstrating abnormal high T2 signal intensity of the anterior cervical cord horns “owl’s eyes” sign (arrow).
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Motor examination after treatment of the patient with acute cervical cord infarction.
location Left Right Shoulder 5/5 5/5 Elbow 1/5 1/5 Wrist 3/5 4/5 Hand flexors 3/5 4/5 Hip 5/5 5/5 Knee 4/5 5/5 Ankle 4+/5 5/5
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