XXXX of the spine associated with oral anticoagulants: 3 Case Studies.

@entity1 @entity4282 @entity11271 @entity49 @entity158 @entity1211 @entity11283
INTRODUCTION: @entity4282 of the spine (SEHS) is an extremely rare entity. @entity1 known to have @entity49 or on anticoagulant drugs are the most affected. It is generally caused by a @entity1211 plexus secondary to minor @entity11283 such as cough, peridural catheter insertion... Early diagnosis and treatment showed to have the best outcome. CASES REPORT: We report 3 cases of spontaneous @entity4282 in @entity1 treated by @entity11271 , which occurred without any provocative factor. All 3 @entity1 were treated with decompressive laminectomy. DISCUSSION: We described the MRI findings and discussed the spontaneity of the entity. Our present case studies and the review of the literature showed that early diagnosis and management of SEHS can lead to improvement of the neurological state and avoid definitive motor and sensitive deficit. CONCLUSION: This rare entity should be suspected in every acute medullary syndrome with @entity158 . In order to decrease the sequelae, neurologically unstable @entity1 should benefit from early diagnosis and urgent surgical decompression.
