86 cases of spinal fractures with neurological deficit have been reviewed. Surgical treatment of severe spinal injuries with neurological deficit comprises 3 important steps: -reduction-decompression- stabilisation. In cervical injuries, 3 main points can be obtained more often by conservative skeletal traction followed by immobilisation in cast or Halo in extension especially in complete cord lesion. Surgery is seldom indicated. In thoraco lumbar injuries surgery is mainly considered, but decision making for operation must be correct. Surgery attemping at enhancing neurological recovery carries its risk of lost of neurologic functions. Early or delayed operation does not change any neurological outcome. A delayed timing for surgery but good making decision is better than an aggressive surgery, without thinking of the prognosis. A repeated and meliculous neurological examination can predict the making decision for surgery and prognosis of the results.
Spinal Injuries

This paper introduced the clinical symptoms, X-ray images, treatment and prevention of lumbodorsal spondylosis and cervico-spinal spondylosis.
Spinal Osteophytosis

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Spinal Stenosis*

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Anesthesia, Spinal*

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Anesthesia, Spinal*

Congenital intradural intramedullary ependymal cysts of the spinal canal are very rare. The following case history is presented to emphasize the clinical features and to lead to a discussion of the origin of these cysts. We report our case with the brief review of the articles.
Spinal Canal

No abstract available.
Spinal Fractures*

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Spinal Cord*

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Tuberculosis, Spinal*

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Spinal Cord