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case_images: Postoperative thoracic MRI revealed subdural hematoma in front of the spinal cord at the T4-8 vertebral plane and epidural hematoma behind the spinal cord at the T12-L2 vertebral plane (Red box marked).
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case_images: Emergency thoracolumbar MRI revealed subdural and extradural hemorrhage (Figure 1). Emergency decompression surgery was planned to save the patient's neurological function, but the patient's family refused the operation.
case_images: Two weeks later, thoracic MRI revealed less subdural hematoma in front of the spinal cord at the T4-8 vertebral plane and less epidural hematoma in the back of the spinal cord at the T12-L2 vertebral plane (Red box marked).
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case_images: About 20 h later, the sensation in both legs returned to normal. A repeat thoracolumbar MRI 2 weeks later showed that the hemorrhage in the spinal canal had been significantly absorbed (Figure 2).