Importance Spinal cord infarction (SCI) is often disabling, and the diagnosis can be
challenging without an inciting event (eg, aortic surgery). Patients with a spontaneous SCI …

Acute myelopathies are spinal cord disorders characterized by a rapidly progressive course
reaching nadir within hours to a few weeks that may result in severe disability. The multitude …

Fibrocartilaginous embolism is assumed to be caused by fibrocartilaginous nucleus
pulposus component migration through retrograde embolization to the spinal cord artery …

Background: Spinal cord infarction (SCI) is a neurological emergency associated with high
rates of persistent neurological deficits. Knowledge about this rare but potentially treatable …

Objective Describe the range of procedures associated with spinal cord infarction (SCI) as a
complication of a medical/surgical procedure and define clinical and imaging characteristics …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review provides guidance for acute spinal cord injury (SCI)
management through an analytical assessment of the most recent evidence on therapies …

Objectives: Summarize recent evidence-based diagnostic criteria for acute spinal cord
ischemia. Review current theories regarding the mechanism of spinal cord ischemia. Outline …

Background Non‐traumatic spinal cord hemorrhage (NTSH) is an uncommon cause of
myelopathy in dogs. Objectives Describe the clinical characteristics, concurrent medical …

Discussion: We propose the use of the term 'acute hyperextension myelopathy'to categorize
patients with spinal cord infarction secondary to hyperextension. DWI sequencing on MRI …

Abstract Background and Objective Spinal cord infarction (SCI) is a rare type of stroke, with
no proposed classification or diagnostic criterium widely accepted and used in daily clinical …