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(A,B,C) cervical spine CT, lytic process centered on C4 with posterior wall recession
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Diagnosis assessment: cervical spine computed tomography (CT) showed a lytic process centered on C4 with posterior wall recession and anterior epiduritis (Figure 1).
(A,B) spinal cord MRI, cervical lytic lesion on the vertebral body of C4 with spinal cord compression and epiduritis
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Spinal cord magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed a cervical lytic lesion centered on the vertebral body of C4 with spinal cord compression and epiduritis without signs of spinal cord injury (Figure 2).
(A,B) corpectomy of C3 and C4 with iliac graft and anterior cervical plate
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Management: the patient underwent corpectomy of C3 and C4 with iliac graft and anterior cervical plate (Figure 3).