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cases of head traumaresultingin epidural hematoma
a seemingly minor blunt impact to the head(passive) caused byan epidural hematoma
a “ focused blow to the head(passive) is ... caused byan epidural hematoma
head trauma , which is usually associated with fracture of the skull and laceration of blood vessels(passive) caused byEpidural hematoma
what type of bleeding(passive) is caused byan epidural hematoma
a skull fracture during childhood or adolescence(passive) is ... caused byAn epidural hematoma
contrecoup injury and received no surgical treatment(passive) caused bysubacute epidural hematoma
blunt - impact trauma to the head , as per the New York City medical examiner ’s office(passive) caused byan epidural hematoma
cervical twisting after epidural anesthesia was reported(passive) caused bycervical epidural hematoma
any blow to the head with a significant amount of forcecan ... causean epidural hematoma
a previous bleeding(passive) is caused byAn epidural hematoma
nearby bleedingcould causean epidural hematoma
These can tear in traumaresultingin epidural hematoma
lumbar synovial cyst rupture(passive) caused bySymptomatic epidural hematoma
blunt force trauma to the head(passive) caused byan epidural hematoma
Rupture of traumatic pseudoaneurysms of MMAwould causeacute epidural hematoma
It usually takes a pretty significant blowto createan epidural hematoma
struck her headthereby creatinga subdural / epidural hematoma
the assault on his head(passive) caused byepidural hematoma
pseudogout(passive) caused by25072005 - Spinal epidural hematoma
skull fracture and laceration of the middle meningeal artery(passive) is often caused byEpidural hematoma
skiing accident in Canada(passive) caused byEpidural Hematoma
Traumatic Impact to Bone - Anchored Hearing AidResultingin Epidural Hematoma
bleeding between the skull and the dura(passive) is caused byEpidural hematoma
bleeding in Clinical characteristics(passive) is caused byEpidural hematoma
if there was a little skull fracture the middle meningeal artery can be laceratedcausingthe epidural hematoma
Rupture of the artery , which most commonly occurs at the pteriontypically leadsto an epidural hematoma
a tear in an artery ... and that often the artery is torn due to skull fracture(passive) is ... caused byepidural hematoma
blunt head injury during a skiing accident(passive) caused byepidural hematoma
tears of the middle meningeal artery or vein(passive) is caused byEpidural hematoma
For example , linear skull fractures that involve the squamous portion of the temporal bone are frequently accompanied by a tear of the middle meningeal arterycausingan epidural hematoma
skull fracture that may have occurred due to a severe head injury or trauma , such as those caused by a fall , motorcycle or automobile accidents or collision(passive) is often caused byAn epidural hematoma
spontaneous bleeding in an LCH of the skull(passive) caused byan epidural hematoma
the external trauma pressure requiredto causean epidural hematoma
a blow to the side of the head(passive) is caused byAn epidural hematoma
Traumatic head injuriescan causeepidural hematoma
The reason she died ... the headcausedepidural Hematoma
If the pterion region of the head is struck , the middle meningeal artery may be severedcausingan epidural hematoma
contrecoup head injury Mitsuyama T , Asamoto S , Ide M , Kawamura H ( P 03.37(passive) caused byAcute epidural hematoma
a vacuum extraction without any skull fractures and accompanied by cephalohematoma].Okuno T , Miyamoto M , Itakura T , Ueno M , Shimizu M , Minamide A , Komai N.No Shinkei Geka(passive) caused byepidural hematoma
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in lower extremity paraplegiaresultingin lower extremity paraplegia
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mild spinal cord compression but no spinal cord injurycausingmild spinal cord compression but no spinal cord injury
in long - term or permanent paralysis.1can resultin long - term or permanent paralysis.1
to progressive neurological deficits that are the result of spinal cord compressioncan leadto progressive neurological deficits that are the result of spinal cord compression
in cord compression at the dorsal level.[4 ] Presentation of paraplegia due to neuraxial involvement resulting from a hemorrhagic complicationresultingin cord compression at the dorsal level.[4 ] Presentation of paraplegia due to neuraxial involvement resulting from a hemorrhagic complication
Int J Clin Pract 2000 ; 54:340.SreeHarsha CK , Rajasekaran S , Dhanasekararaja P. Spontaneous complete recovery of paraplegia(passive) caused byInt J Clin Pract 2000 ; 54:340.SreeHarsha CK , Rajasekaran S , Dhanasekararaja P. Spontaneous complete recovery of paraplegia
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in long - term or permanent paralysis ( see Boxed Warningcan resultin long - term or permanent paralysis ( see Boxed Warning
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in irreversible paralysisresultingin irreversible paralysis
to partial paralysisleadingto partial paralysis
facial paralysismay ... causefacial paralysis
dense paralysis after anterior cervical corpectomycausingdense paralysis after anterior cervical corpectomy
cord compression at C7–T1causingcord compression at C7–T1
from acute tetraplegiaresultingfrom acute tetraplegia
catastrophic neurological deficit(passive) caused bycatastrophic neurological deficit
in devastating permanent injuries – paralysis and incontinencemay resultin devastating permanent injuries – paralysis and incontinence
possible paralysis patientscausingpossible paralysis patients
to lower extremity paralysisleadsto lower extremity paralysis
in long - term paralysisresultingin long - term paralysis
acute cauda equine syndromecausingacute cauda equine syndrome
cord compression and devastating neurological deficit in a pregnant womancausingcord compression and devastating neurological deficit in a pregnant woman
paralysis by pressing on nerve rootscan causeparalysis by pressing on nerve roots
to surgical decompressionleadingto surgical decompression