اولین تنگی کانال نخاعی گردن رحم بعد از آسیب نخاعی به علت ترومای جزئی: درک مقادیر فشارخون پیشگیرانه

Majority of patients with “silent” CSCS who sustained cervical cord injuries did not return to their pre-injury neurological status. All of these subjects have pre-existing canal stenosis hence the risk of cord injury. Given the poor neurological outcome of CSCS, a lower threshold for surgery could be indicated to avoid these disastrous injuries. However, before making any conclusive recommendation we must first identify the prevalence of “silent” CSCS in the general population and the risk of developing spinal cord injury with more prospective population-based studies.