Acute paraplegia resulting from haemorrhage into a spinal neurofibroma
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Abstract:
Acute paraplegia due to the intratumour haemorrhage of spinal neurofibroma is a rare condition. We describe 2 patients with this unusual presentation. Surgical treatment was successful in both patients. These 2 cases are reported, and the literature is reviewed.
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