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Summary of background data: Delayed neurological deterioration after spinal surgery is uncommon.
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Conclusion: If neurological deterioration occurs, spondylodiscitis should be ruled out in paraplegic individuals.
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In association with epidural abscess, it leads to rapid neurological deterioration.
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There were no vertebral artery injuries and no patient experienced a neurological deterioration.
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We report the cranial MRI findings in three sisters with slowly progressive neurological deterioration.
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Surgical cord release usually stops neurological deterioration; therefore, early and accurate neuroradiological diagnosis is important.
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Four patients had neurological deterioration interpreted as relapsing HSE.
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We demonstrate that melatonin significantly delayed disease onset, neurological deterioration and mortality in ALS mice.
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Background and purpose: Early neurological deterioration (END) after stroke onset may predict severe outcomes.
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The records for those patients were reviewed, to determine the incidence and timing of neurological deterioration.
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We had no case of neurological deterioration.
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Symptomatic vasospasm was defined as the onset of neurological deterioration verified with angiographic or transcranial Doppler studies.
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No patient for whom use of intraoperative MRI led to continued resection of residual tumour had neurological deterioration.
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The mode of presentation and the rate and extent of neurological deterioration differed substantially in the two groups.
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The nine CMS subjects with neurological deterioration showed diffuse cerebral edema on imaging and more deranged cerebral hemodynamics.
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Further extensive diagnostic investigations revealed copper deficiency due to malabsorption as the probable cause of the neurological deterioration.
