AI Article Synopsis
- Two young boys developed spinal epidural hematomas (SEDH) after fast bowling.
- They experienced spinal pain and weakness in both lower limbs as symptoms.
- The MRI scans showed one with cervical SEDH and the other with thoracic SEDH, marking this as an unusual sports-related spinal injury not previously reported.
Article Abstract
We report 2 cases of spinal epidural hematomas (SEDH) after a spell of fast bowling in 2 young boys. Both patients presented with spinal pain followed by weakness in both lower limbs. MRI of the spine revealed cervical SEDH in 1 patient and thoracic SEDH in the other. The authors want to highlight this peculiar mode of sports-related spinal injury. This type of injury has not been reported before.
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