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Clinical image of the patient in the emergency.
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F1
Spinal lateral X-ray.
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F2
Spinal lateral radiographs [Figure 2] and a computed tomography (CT)-scan [Figure 3] were done.
Axial computed tomography scan showing the knife into the canal.
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Spinal lateral radiographs [Figure 2] and a computed tomography (CT)-scan [Figure 3] were done.
Intraoperative image showing the knife into the canal.
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F4
The stab wound was included in the incision [Figure 4], and the paraspinal muscles around the knife blade were dissected.
Picture of the knife.
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F5
We performed an L1-L2 laminectomy, the knife was removed under vision [Figure 5].