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,A 75-year-old Central Cord Syndrome
man is involved in the central cord syndrome involves
a motor vehicle loss of motor function that is more
accident and severe in the upper extremities than in
strikes his the lower extremities, and is more
forehead on the severe in the hands. There is typically
windshield. He hyperesthesia over the shoulders and
complains of arms. Anterior cord syndrome
neck pain and presents with paraplegia or
severe burning in quadriplegia, loss of lateral
his shoulders and spinothalamic function with
arms. His physical preservation of posterior column
examination function. Brown-Séquard syndrome
reveals weakness consists of weakness and loss of
of his upper posterior column function on one
extremities. What side of the body distal to the lesion
type of spinal with contralateral loss of lateral
cord injury does spinothalamic function one to two
this patient have? levels below the lesion. Complete
cord transection would affect motor
A anterior cord and sensory function distal to the
syndrome lesion. Cauda equina syndrome
B central cord typically presents as low back pain
syndrome with radiculopathy.
C Brown-Séquard
syndrome
D complete cord
,transection
E cauda equina
syndrome
ANS: B
, A 37-year-old Epidural Hematoma
man fell from a Epidural hematoma most often results
ladder as he from a traumatic tear of the middle
finished hanging meningeal artery. Although a lucid
the Christmas interval ranging from minutes to hours
lights on his followed by altered mental status and
house. The right focal deficits is typical for epidural
side of his head hematoma, this clinical picture is only
hit the alley encountered in up to 1/3 of the
cement, and he patients. The collection of blood
lost between the skull and dura mater
consciousness for causes an evident mass effect with
about 1 minute; ophthalmic nerve palsy and the
he woke up with contralateral hemiparesis. Surgical
a headache, but evacuation of the clot via burr holes is
he had no other the treatment of choice.
complaints. A few
hours later, the Subdural hematoma results from a
patient is brought traumatic rupture of the bridging
to the emergency veins that connect the cerebrum to
room by his the venous sinuses within the dura.
neighbor This venous hemorrhage will result in
because of an a gradual increase of the hematoma,
intense with a progressive clinical picture over
headache, days or weeks. The CT scan will show
confusion, and a concave, crescent-shaped hyper-
left hand density compared to the convex, lens-
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,A 75-year-old Central Cord Syndrome
man is involved in the central cord syndrome involves
a motor vehicle loss of motor function that is more
accident and severe in the upper extremities than in
strikes his the lower extremities, and is more
forehead on the severe in the hands. There is typically
windshield. He hyperesthesia over the shoulders and
complains of arms. Anterior cord syndrome
neck pain and presents with paraplegia or
severe burning in quadriplegia, loss of lateral
his shoulders and spinothalamic function with
arms. His physical preservation of posterior column
examination function. Brown-Séquard syndrome
reveals weakness consists of weakness and loss of
of his upper posterior column function on one
extremities. What side of the body distal to the lesion
type of spinal with contralateral loss of lateral
cord injury does spinothalamic function one to two
this patient have? levels below the lesion. Complete
cord transection would affect motor
A anterior cord and sensory function distal to the
syndrome lesion. Cauda equina syndrome
B central cord typically presents as low back pain
syndrome with radiculopathy.
C Brown-Séquard
syndrome
D complete cord
,transection
E cauda equina
syndrome
ANS: B
, A 37-year-old Epidural Hematoma
man fell from a Epidural hematoma most often results
ladder as he from a traumatic tear of the middle
finished hanging meningeal artery. Although a lucid
the Christmas interval ranging from minutes to hours
lights on his followed by altered mental status and
house. The right focal deficits is typical for epidural
side of his head hematoma, this clinical picture is only
hit the alley encountered in up to 1/3 of the
cement, and he patients. The collection of blood
lost between the skull and dura mater
consciousness for causes an evident mass effect with
about 1 minute; ophthalmic nerve palsy and the
he woke up with contralateral hemiparesis. Surgical
a headache, but evacuation of the clot via burr holes is
he had no other the treatment of choice.
complaints. A few
hours later, the Subdural hematoma results from a
patient is brought traumatic rupture of the bridging
to the emergency veins that connect the cerebrum to
room by his the venous sinuses within the dura.
neighbor This venous hemorrhage will result in
because of an a gradual increase of the hematoma,
intense with a progressive clinical picture over
headache, days or weeks. The CT scan will show
confusion, and a concave, crescent-shaped hyper-
left hand density compared to the convex, lens-
