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A clinical review of the deceased from cervical spinal cord injury. Disorder of the coagulation and fibrinolysis.

Yasuhiro Matsueda, Hiromichi Yokoi, Kanji Matsumoto, Hideki Sonoda, Eiji Kawaguchi, Kiminori Sakamoto, Koji Akasaki, Michishi Tsukano, Kouhei Ise, Kouzo Hirota, Tetsuo Hamada, Tetsuo Nakano

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We have reviewed three cases of the cervical spinal cord injiry who died within three months after the onset. One of them was diagnosed as DIC by the autopsy. The another case was suspected of DIC on its clinical course.

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We have reviewed three cases of the cervical spinal cord injiry who died within three months after the onset. One of them was diagnosed as DIC by the autopsy. The another case was suspected of DIC on its clinical course.

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We have reviewed three cases of the cervical spinal cord injiry who died within three months after the onset. One of them was diagnosed as DIC by the autopsy. The another case was suspected of DIC on its clinical course.

Key concepts: Medicine, Fibrinolysis, Autopsy, Spinal cord, Disseminated intravascular coagulation, Coagulation Disorder, Spinal cord injury, Surgery

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