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case_images: 92-year-old female with hematoma from C4 to T4 measuring 1.2 -cm thick and 12.3 cm in length. Improved from ASIA C to ASIA D with surgery.
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case_images: T4, causing the spinal cord compression seen in Figure 2.
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case_images: 76-year-old female with hematoma from T7 to L1 measuring 1.2-cm thick and 15 cm in length. Improved from ASIA D to E with surgery.
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case_images: L4, with a thickness of 1.2 cm and a length of 15 cm, causing the spinal cord compression seen in Figure 3. Laminectomy and hematoma evacuations were performed 28 h after the onset of her symptoms.
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case_images: 50-year-old female with hematoma from T1 to T5 measuring 0.65-cm thick and 8.9 cm in length. Improved from ASIA A to ASIA B with surgery.
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case_images: T5, causing the spinal cord compression seen in Figure 4. The hematoma was 0.65 cm in thickness and 8.9 cm in length. The patient underwent urgent decompressive laminectomy to evacuate the hematoma.
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