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Acute cauda equina syndrome. Diagnostic advantage of MRI
M Coscia1, T Leipzig, D Cooper
1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Methodist Hospital of Indiana, Indianapolis.
Spine
|February 15, 1994
Abstract:
Speed and completeness are vital in the radiographic evaluation of an acute cauda equina syndrome presentation to maximize its resolution with rapid appropriate surgical intervention. Magnetic resonance imaging provides the optimal method for non-invasive evaluation.
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