Spinal cord infarction has diverse causes and limited therapy, but long-term prognosis is not necessarily unfavorable.
Supports tempered prognostic discussions in spinal cord infarction; leaves open targeted therapies for its heterogeneous causes.
Spinal cord infarction occurs infrequently and may have diverse causes. It is necessary to establish whether an intrinsic or extrinsic lesion is responsible for the impaired cord function. Although therapy is limited at this time, the long-term prognosis is not necessarily unfavorable.
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