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Extensive Cervical Spinal Cord Hemorrhagic Infraction Secondary to Prolonged Hyperflexion of the Neck Causing Quadriplegia

Asad Ullah, Zeeshan Khakwani, Muzammil Khan

American Journal of Medical Case Reports. 2018, 6(6), 121-123 doi:10.12691/ajmcr-6-6-6
  • Image 1. MRI cervical spine showing diffuse cervical spinal cord edema (red arrow) and edematous para-spinous muscles (blue arrow)
  • Image 2. MRI cervical spine showing hemorrhagic infarct (red arrow) and edematous para-spinous muscles (blue arrow)