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Brown-Séquard syndrome of the cervical spinal cord after chiropractic manipulation
Review
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Structural and chiropractic
AJNR Am J Neuroradiol.1998 Aug;19(7):1349-52.
Authors:
M H Lipper, J H Goldstein, H M Do
Abstract.
We report a case of increased signal in the left hemicord at the C4 level on T2-weighted MR images after chiropractic manipulation, consistent with contusion. The patient displayed clinical features of Brown-Séquard syndrome, which stabilized with immobilization and steroids. Follow-up imaging showed decreased cord swelling with persistent increased signal. After physical therapy, the patient regained strength on the left side, with residual decreased sensation to pain involving the right arm.
Publication Date:
1998 Aug
OEID:
4345
Lipper, HM., Goldstein, HJ., Do, MH. (1998) 'Brown-Séquard syndrome of the cervical spinal cord after chiropractic manipulation', AJNR Am J Neuroradiol.1998 Aug;19(7):1349-52.
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