Compression of the upper cervical spinal cord causing symptoms of brainstem compromise. A case report

Keyphrases

• Brainstem 100%
• Upper Cervical Spinal Cord 100%
• Neurologic Symptoms 42%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 28%
• Flexion 28%
• After Surgery 28%
• Surgical Treatment 28%
• Follow-up Examination 28%
• Skeletal Elements 28%
• Upper Cervical Spine 28%
• Brainstem Dysfunction 28%
• Differential Movement 28%
• Dynamic Compression 28%
• Neuraxis 28%
• Hindbrain Herniation 28%
• Nystagmus 14%
• Spinal Cord 14%
• Older Women 14%
• Examination Evaluation 14%
• Pathologic Processes 14%
• Brain Involvement 14%
• Postsurgical 14%
• First Visit 14%
• Paresthesia 14%
• Vertebral Body 14%
• Vertigo 14%
• Osseous 14%
• Cervical Spine 14%
• Mechanical Compression 14%
• Bony Structures 14%
• Cervical Vertebrae 14%
• Diplopia 14%
• Surgical Decompression 14%
• Hoarseness 14%
• Decompressive 14%
• Foramen Magnum 14%
• Osseous Structures 14%
• Axis Vertebra 14%
• Third Cervical Vertebra 14%
• Neurological Improvement 14%
• Swallowing Difficulties 14%
• Odontoid Process 14%
• Direct Compression 14%
• Craniocervical Junction 14%
• Corpectomy 14%
• Anterior Fixation 14%
• Atlas Vertebra 14%
• Vertebrobasilar Insufficiency 14%
• Anterior Internal Fixation 14%
• Cervical Instability 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Symptom 100%
• Brainstem 100%
• Cervical Spinal Cord 100%
• Epileptic Absence 30%
• Neurologic Disease 30%
• Surgery 20%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 20%
• Hernia 20%
• Body of Vertebra 20%
• Cervical Spine 20%
• Hindbrain 20%
• Physical Disease by Body Function 10%
• Vertebra 10%
• Vertigo 10%
• Paresthesia 10%
• Internal Fixation 10%
• Surgical Decompression 10%
• Diplopia 10%
• Hoarseness 10%
• Foramen Magnum 10%
• Third Cervical Vertebra 10%
• Odontoid Process 10%
• Corpectomy 10%
• Vertebrobasilar Insufficiency 10%