Longitudinally extensive transverse myelopathy in spinal cord infarction
Yi Rong Chiew, Jeanne May May Tan
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Yi Rong Chiew, Jeanne May May Tan
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Spinal cord infarction may present as longitudinally extensive myelopathy, similar to inflammatory myelitis such as neuromyelitis optica. Magnetic resonance imaging features such as diffusion-weighted imaging/apparent diffusion coefficient showing restricted diffusion and lack of contrast enhancement are helpful in the diagnosis of spinal cord infarction and differentiating them from inflammatory myelitis.
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Spinal cord infarction may present as longitudinally extensive myelopathy, similar to inflammatory myelitis such as neuromyelitis optica. Magnetic resonance imaging features such as diffusion-weighted imaging/apparent diffusion coefficient showing restricted diffusion and lack of contrast enhancement are helpful in the diagnosis of spinal cord infarction and differentiating them from inflammatory myelitis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Neuromyelitis optica, Myelitis, Spinal cord, Transverse myelitis, Myelopathy, Infarction, Magnetic resonance imaging