cervical disc herniation causing brown-séquard's syndrome: a case report and literature review

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Abstract
Brown-Séquard's syndrome (BSS) is caused by hemisection or hemicompression of the cord leading to ipsilateral motor deficit and contralateral sensory loss. Cervical disc herniation has been reported to be a rare cause of Brown-Séquard's syndrome. We describe a rare case of multilevel cervical disc herniation presenting as BSS. The condition was confirmed by MRI scan. Cervical corpectomy, decompression, and fusion gave a satisfying result. Pertinent literature has been reviewed.
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Authors ;Tarush Rustagi;Siddharth Badve;Hemil Maniar;Aseem N. Parekh
Journal journal of world-systems research
Year 2011
DOI
10.1155/2011/943720
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2011/943720
Keywords
orthopedic surgery

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