clinical approach to Myelopathy

Clinical approach to paraplegia and quadriplegia is discussed

[@varunkumar9046]

👌👏🏻🙏

[@zenithmusicstudio1096]

This is brilliant teaching

[@successmedicalmnemonics2342]

thank you sir..well explained..please make more videos for our learning

[@manoboy3883]

thank you sir

[@pradeep9779]

👍🏻

[@ashrafkesarani4460]

Wonderful lecture sir!!

[@drbikrambudhathoki6375]

Thank you sir . You lectures are very helpful.

[@truth7717]

What is most common feature of MS? How to differentiate MS from intramedullary spinal cord disease?

[@drhvsrinivasneurologist7833]

transverse myelitis -cord swelling is present MS less than 3 segments contrast enhancing lesion-plus other lesions in other areas like brain,optic nerves

[@drehtesham418]

Excellent 👌

[@gamaltaher9714]

Thanks

[@harithar2320]

👌👌

[@ahmadabras2846]

Thank you doctor, can the symptoms of a spinal cord contusion return and get worse after it has improved well..?

[@drhvsrinivasneurologist7833]

NO; unless there is another injury to spinal cord!!

[@miltonazad7104]

Thank you very much. How could I differentiate between spinal cord compression and transverse myelitis?

[@drhvsrinivasneurologist7833]

Transverse myelitis is acute; cord compression-subacute or chronic