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Pathological findings in acute experimental spinal cord trauma
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Traumatic Brain InjuryTraumatologyPathological FindingsNeurological InjurySpinal DisorderOrthopaedic SurgeryNeurobiology Of DiseaseClinical InjurySpinal TumorBrain InjuryNeurologyNeuropathologyHealth SciencesSpinal Cord PathologySpinal Cord InjuryTrauma SurgerySpinal InjuryNeurological AssessmentAcute DamageNeuroanatomyStepwise Sequential ChangesSpinal TraumaNeuroscienceCentral Nervous SystemMedicine
✓ This study shows that spinal cord pathology secondary to acute trauma in monkeys evolves with stepwise sequential changes. The acute damage is more central than peripheral. Depending on the amount of trauma, the subacute damage may be limited to central gray necrosis or may progress or evolve to include the neighboring white matter. These pathological changes may be taking place even in the presence of clinical improvement.
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