Myelopathy caused by chronic epidural hematoma associated with l1 osteoporotic vertebral collapse: a case report and review of the literature.
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A case of myelopathy caused by chronic epidural hematoma associated with L1 osteoporotic vertebral collapse is reported and the relevant literature is reviewed.Abstract:
Epidural hematoma associated with osteoporotic vertebral collapse has not been reported yet in the literature. We report a case of myelopathy caused by chronic epidural hematoma associated with L1 osteoporotic vertebral collapse and review the relevant literature.read more
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