Chronic spinal cord injury in the cervical spine of a young soccer player.

Authors: Kato Y, Koga M, Taguchi T A 17-year-old male soccer player presented with numbness in the upper- and lower-left extremities of 6 months’ duration. He had no apparent history of trauma but experienced neck pain during heading of the ball 5 years prior. A high-signal intensity area was seen on T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging [...]

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Heartland Spine Interview with Norma

Listen to this interview with Norma talking about her sister’s brain condition sarcoidosis. Her sister was at the Sikeston Cotton Carnival when she passed out. Norma talks about how wonderful Dr. Hayward treated her sister and her family.

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Intramedullary non-specific inflammatory lesion of thoracic spine: A case report

Conclusions: Intramedullary lesions that mimick a tumor can be various and difficult to interpret. Preoperative MRI does not allow a certain diagnosis because these lesions have a very similar signal intensity pattern. Specific tests for infective pathologies are useful for diagnosis, but histological examination is essential for establishing a certain diagnosis. In our case the [...]

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