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Distended epidural varix
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Horner, Neil
, Knightly, Jack
, Schettino, Chris
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Blood clots
/ Care and treatment
/ Case studies
/ Compression therapy
/ Diagnosis
/ Heart attacks
/ Multiple myeloma
/ Patient outcomes
/ Risk factors
/ Spine
/ Varicose veins
/ Veins & arteries
2012
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Distended epidural varix
by
Horner, Neil
, Knightly, Jack
, Schettino, Chris
in
Blood clots
/ Care and treatment
/ Case studies
/ Compression therapy
/ Diagnosis
/ Heart attacks
/ Multiple myeloma
/ Patient outcomes
/ Risk factors
/ Spine
/ Varicose veins
/ Veins & arteries
2012
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Distended epidural varix
2012
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Overview
DIAGNOSIS Spinal epidural varix DISCUSSION Epidural varix is an uncommon entity originally reported in the literature by Cohen in 1941.1 The incidence has been reported to be .07% to 1.3%.2,3,4 The lumbar vertebral venous plexus consists of a retrovertebral plexus framed by paired anterior internal vertebral veins. The etiology of the symptoms is unknown; however, an increase in intra-abdominal pressure with compression of the inferior vena cava and resulting venous engorgement and nerve root compression is repeatedly suggested in the literature.
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Anderson Publishing Ltd
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