Publications by authors named "Thuy-Dung Pham"
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- The study aimed to describe and classify lumbosacral spine injuries using the new AOSpine classification system based on data from a hospital in Vietnam.
- A total of 75 patients were examined, predominantly male, with falls and traffic accidents as the main causes; most injuries showed no neurological symptoms, while A3 fractures were the most common.
- Findings highlight the demographics and injury types, suggesting a need for tailored treatment protocols, as type A fractures were prevalent and sacral fractures less common but often linked to pelvic injuries.
We reported a case of a 48-year-old female patient admitted to the hospital due to balance disorder which progressed rapidly within 1 week. Cerebral magnetic resonance imaging showed significant atrophy and hyperintensities at the middle cerebellar peduncles and the "hot cross bun" sign of the pons. The final diagnosis was probable multiple system atrophy, cerebellar subtype.
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