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Anterior spinal cord syndrome-"owl's eye sign"
Ko Harada1, Yuki Chiko1, Tatsuya Toyokawa1
1Department of Gastroenterology National Hospital Organization Fukuyama Medical Center Fukuyama, Hiroshima Japan.
Journal of General and Family Medicine
|March 31, 2018
Abstract:
Magnetic resonance imaging revealing abnormally high signal intensity in the thoracic cord, extending from T5 to T10 on a sagittal T2-weighted image (Figure 1A). An axial T2-weighted image showing "owl's eye sign" involving central-anterior cord (Figure 1B), which was consistent with anterior spinal cord syndrome.

