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Initial sagittal T2 weighted MRI imaging of spinal epidural hematoma at L3.
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There was acute hematoma at 1 cm diameter beginning at the L3 vertebra superior surface and spread to L4 vertebra corpus (Figures 1, 2); therefore the patient was informed and surgery recommended.
Initial axial T2 weighted MRI imaging of spinal epidural hematoma at L3.
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There was acute hematoma at 1 cm diameter beginning at the L3 vertebra superior surface and spread to L4 vertebra corpus (Figures 1, 2); therefore the patient was informed and surgery recommended.
10 days control mri: completely resorbed epidural hematoma was seen on sagittal T2 weighted MRI imaging at L3.
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At day 45, lumbar MRI was performed; there was no evidence of traumatic epidural hematoma (Figures 3, 4).
10 days control mri: completely resorbed epidural hematoma was seen on axial T2 weighted MRI imaging at L3.
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At day 45, lumbar MRI was performed; there was no evidence of traumatic epidural hematoma (Figures 3, 4).