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by the severity of neurologic deficits, the influence of early cardiovascular changes secondary to SSDH cannot be ignored. Herein, we reported a case of a patient with acute SSDH and presenting with Takotsubo cardiomyopathy (TTC) and reviewed the
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case reports describing simple discectomy, 5 - 7 refinements of technique led to several variations in surgical approach. Posterolateral transforaminal decompression started as an ‘inside-out’ approach accessing the disc through a lateral
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effects of topically-used TXA was done. Case report A 43-year-old male with good health without an extraordinary drug history record suffered recurrent backache for 3 years without apparent incentives, relieved after rest and aggravated after
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four cases of primary intramedullary hydatid cyst have been reported in the literature. 32 – 35 Type 2 disease or intradural extramedullary cyst is extremely rare as well; only 45 cases have been reported in the literature as of 2013, 36 one
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compression, a partial recovery of sphincter function was reported after surgery with decompression and lumboiliac fixation; in the case of complete lesion or radicular avulsion, only 36% of patients showed partial recovery. Indirect decompression is
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