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1431-147X f the good re- sults of appropriate treatment and the unfortunate consequences should the diagnosis be missed. Many other medical and surgical disorders affect the spinal cord, including vascular disease, decom- pression sickness, degenerative disorders and multiple sclerosis. In this book Dr. Critchley and D978-1-4471-3353-7Series ISSN 1431-147X

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25378-3rmity of the spine was not included in this series. Mani et al. (1969) examined 170 cases of spastic paraplegia in Bangalore and found that, after a condition which they described as South India paraplegia, arachnoiditis formed the second largest group.

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Neuropathology,ses and tissue reactions in response to them are similar to those found elsewhere in the brain (Hughes 1978; Duchen 1985; Esiri and Oppenheimer 1989; Lantos 1990b). However, the prevalence of the various disease processes in the spinal cord differs from that found elsewhere in the brain.

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Introduction,or and posterior roots, dorsal root ganglia and the differentiation between the grey and white matter of the spinal cord were illustrated. Despite this early description, the spinal cord has remained, until recently, the Cinderella of the nervous system, receiving relatively scanty attention.

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