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Rapidly Developing Paraplegia Associated With Carcinoma
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“…Metastatic epidural spinal cord compression (MESCC) was first reported by Spiller in 1925 [ 8 ]. Metastatic cancer lesions typically develop in the vertebra or epidural space and induce secondary spinal cord compression.…”
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“…Metastatic epidural spinal cord compression (MESCC) was first reported by Spiller in 1925 [ 8 ]. Metastatic cancer lesions typically develop in the vertebra or epidural space and induce secondary spinal cord compression.…”
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“…Metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) is a debilitating and potentially irreversible complication of cancer and was first described in 1925 by Spiller as a cause of progressive paraplegia in cancer patients (1,2). The actual incidence of MSCC is unknown but is estimated to be between 5-10% in patients with malignancy (3,4).…”
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“…Metástases espinhais constituem uma urgência médica quando causam compressão do saco dural e seu conteúdo (medula espinhal ou cauda equina), requerendo reconhecimento imediato e tratamento específico 6,7 . Essa condição, denominada Síndrome de Compressão Medular Metastática (SCMM), foi descrita pela primeira vez em 1925 por Spiller como paraplegia progressiva em pacientes com câncer e pode ser causada tanto pela extensão direta de uma massa metastática quanto pelo colapso de um corpo vertebral por invasão tumoral 8,9 .…”
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“…Metastatic epidural spinal cord compression (MESCC) was first reported by Spiller in 1925 [ 8 ]. Metastatic cancer lesions typically develop in the vertebra or epidural space and induce secondary spinal cord compression.…”
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“…Metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) is a debilitating and potentially irreversible complication of cancer and was first described in 1925 by Spiller as a cause of progressive paraplegia in cancer patients (1,2). The actual incidence of MSCC is unknown but is estimated to be between 5-10% in patients with malignancy (3,4).…”
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“…Metástases espinhais constituem uma urgência médica quando causam compressão do saco dural e seu conteúdo (medula espinhal ou cauda equina), requerendo reconhecimento imediato e tratamento específico 6,7 . Essa condição, denominada Síndrome de Compressão Medular Metastática (SCMM), foi descrita pela primeira vez em 1925 por Spiller como paraplegia progressiva em pacientes com câncer e pode ser causada tanto pela extensão direta de uma massa metastática quanto pelo colapso de um corpo vertebral por invasão tumoral 8,9 .…”
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“…Metastatic epidural spinal cord compression (MESCC) was first reported by Spiller in 1925 [ 8 ]. Metastatic cancer lesions typically develop in the vertebra or epidural space and induce secondary spinal cord compression.…”
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“…Metastatic spinal cord compression (MSCC) is a debilitating and potentially irreversible complication of cancer and was first described in 1925 by Spiller as a cause of progressive paraplegia in cancer patients (1,2). The actual incidence of MSCC is unknown but is estimated to be between 5-10% in patients with malignancy (3,4).…”
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“…Metástases espinhais constituem uma urgência médica quando causam compressão do saco dural e seu conteúdo (medula espinhal ou cauda equina), requerendo reconhecimento imediato e tratamento específico 6,7 . Essa condição, denominada Síndrome de Compressão Medular Metastática (SCMM), foi descrita pela primeira vez em 1925 por Spiller como paraplegia progressiva em pacientes com câncer e pode ser causada tanto pela extensão direta de uma massa metastática quanto pelo colapso de um corpo vertebral por invasão tumoral 8,9 .…”
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