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O infarto agudo da medula espinal é devido à oclusão das artérias espinais anterior ou posterior ou de seus ramos. A oclusão clássica da artéria espinal anterior na zona de fronteira na medula cervical inferior causa uma síndrome medular específica com preservação do segmento posterior da medula. A doença aterosclerótica aórtica associada, bem como a dissecção, não devem ser negligenciadas.
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Acute arterial infarction of the spinal cord is due to occlusion of the anterior or posterior spinal arteries or their branches. Classical anterior spinal artery occlusion in the watershed zone in the lower cervical cord causes a specific cord syndrome with sparing of the posterior segment of the cord. Associated aortic atherosclerotic disease as well as dissection should not be overlooked.

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Acute arterial infarction of the spinal cord is due to occlusion of the anterior or posterior spinal arteries or their branches. Classical anterior spinal artery occlusion in the watershed zone in the lower cervical cord causes a specific cord syndrome with sparing of the posterior segment of the cord. Associated aortic atherosclerotic disease as well as dissection should not be overlooked.
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    Acute arterial infarction of the spinal cord
    Acute arterial infarction of the spinal cord is due to occlusion of the anterior or posterior spinal arteries or their branches. Classical anterior spinal artery occlusion in the watershed zone in the lower cervical cord causes a specific cord syndrome with sparing of the posterior segment of the cord. Associated aortic atherosclerotic disease as well as dissection should not be overlooked.

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