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See kunam et al for an open access review.[1]
There are six patterns of deficit in the spinal cord:
- Ventral cord syndrome
- Central cord syndrome
- Dorsal cord syndrome
- Brown-Séquard syndrome
- Conus Medullaris Syndrome
- Cauda Equina Syndrome
Gallery
Normal spinal cord
Ventral cord syndrome
Dorsal cord syndrome
Posterior spinal artery syndrome
Central cord syndrome
Brown Sequard syndrome
Multiple Sclerosis
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