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Anterior cord syndrome

Anterior cord syndrome

Anterior spinal cord syndrome is a syndrome caused by insufficient blood supply from the anterior spinal artery, leading to ischemia in the anterior spinal artery's supply area, thereby causing damage to spinal nerve function. It often manifests as sudden paralysis (loss of motor function in the lower limbs), low back pain, abnormal sensation in the limbs (inability to feel temperature and pain), and uncontrolled urination and defecation.

Spinal cord ischemic disease

Spinal cord ischemic disease

Spinal ischemic disease is a group of conditions caused by insufficient blood supply to the spinal cord, leading to neurological damage and impaired spinal function. It can manifest as lower limb weakness and intermittent claudication. Spinal ischemia can be classified into transient ischemic attack of the spinal cord, spinal infarction, and spinal embolism.

Vertebral artery stenosis

Vertebral artery stenosis