Journals / Journal of Turkish Spinal Surgery / 2013 / Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 2

Brown sequard syndrome after surgical treatment of the kyphoscoliosis patient

Kifoskolyozun cerrahi korreksiyonu sonrası brown-sequard sendromu gelişimi

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147–150
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In this case, we purposed to present Brown-Sequard Syndrome after correction in kypho-scoliosis surgery as a result of disruption of the circulation of the spinal cord.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Brown-Sequard syndrome is a spinal cord injury as a result of unilateral injury which causes on the same side deep sensory loss, motor weakness below the level of injury, while causing the opposite side of injury, neurological condition characterized by loss of pain and temperature sensation.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this case, we purposed to present Brown-Sequard Syndrome after correction in kypho-scoliosis surgery as a result of disruption of the circulation of the spinal cord.
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Abstract

Brown-Sequard syndrome is a spinal cord injury as a result of unilateral injury which causes on the same side deep sensory loss, motor weakness below the level of injury, while causing the opposite side of injury, neurological condition characterized by loss of pain and temperature sensation. The most common reason is a spinal trauma. In this case, we purposed to present Brown-Sequard Syndrome after correction in kypho-scoliosis surgery as a result of disruption of the circulation of the spinal cord.

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Brown-Sequard sendromu, medulla spinalisin tek tarafl ı yaralanması sonucu yaralanma seviyesinin altında, aynı tarafta motor güçsüzlük ve derin duyu kaybı, karşı tarafta ise ağrı ve ısı duyusunun kaybı ile karakterize nörolojik bir durumdur. En sık neden spinal travmalardır. Bu olgu sunumunda kifoskolyoz cerrahisi sonrası korreksiyon bölgesinde medulla spinalisin dolaşımının bozulması sonucu gelişen Brown-Sequard Sendromunu sunmayı amaçladık.

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ELMADAĞ, M., CEYLAN, H. H., DEMİR, N. (2013). Brown sequard syndrome after surgical treatment of the kyphoscoliosis patient. Journal of Turkish Spinal Surgery, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 2, 147–150. https://ajindex.com/articles/215050

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