Case report identifies exertion-induced spinal cord infarction in a middle-aged man, suggesting acute neurologic symptoms may indicate underlying SCI.
This case represents an uncommon presentation of exertion-induced SCI. In patients with acute neurologic symptoms with absence of trauma, SCI should remain high on the differential.
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