Anticoagulant Induced Conus Hematomyelia with Subarachnoid Extension.

Abstract

Anticoagulant induced hematomyelias are rare and a few cases are reported in the literature. They are commonly located in the thoracic cord and are assosciated with a poor prognosis even with aggressive medical and surgical treatment. Only case of anticoagulant induced conus hematomyelia is reported. Here with, we are reporting a case of conus hematomyelia who had an excellent neurological recovery with prompt reversal of anticoagulation and early surgical evacuation of hematoma.