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J. Oral Maxillofac. Surg. · May 1982
Case ReportsAtypical Brown-Sequard syndrome following gunshot wound to the face.
- M Saxon, H A Snyder, and J A Washington.
- J. Oral Maxillofac. Surg. 1982 May 1;40(5):299-302.
AbstractA case report of an atypical Brown-Sequard syndrome following a gunshot wound to the face has been described. Initial physical examination gave no evidence of spinal cord injury. Later examination revealed neurologic deficits consistent with a Brown-Sequard syndrome. This article shows the possibly delay in onset of clinical manifestations of cord injuries that may occur following head and neck trauma and the importance of a thorough physical, neurologic, and radiographic examination of the traumatized patient.
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