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T1-weighted sagittal magnetic resonance images showing a mixed intensity acute hematoma compressing the spinal cord in epidural space at the C3-T1 levels
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T1 and T2 sequences with mixed signals, as well as spinal cord edema due to cord compression [Figures 1 and 2]. The expansion of the cervical epidural hematoma was likely due to anticoagulant usage by the patient.
T2-weighted axial magnetic resonance images showing a mixed intensity acute hematoma compressing the spinal cord in epidural space at the C3-T1 levels
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T1 and T2 sequences with mixed signals, as well as spinal cord edema due to cord compression [Figures 1 and 2]. The expansion of the cervical epidural hematoma was likely due to anticoagulant usage by the patient.
Axial computed tomography scan of cervical spine showing hyperdensity in epidural space
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There was a hyperdense area in epidural space in the CT scan [Figure 3].