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Cauda equine syndrome

2016-12-24 15:00:39
Having foot drop in left leg.had cauda equina syndrome was admitted to hospital and it was due to fever and infectiona.had pleural effusion due to pneumonia. .
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Hello, Sorry to hear this. Please upload your MRI and other clinical details. Best wishes

Answered2016-12-26 15:58:22

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