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Michelmores Spinal Injury team comment on the complications and consequences of cauda equina syndrome
Cauda equina syndrome is caused by significant compression of nerves at the bottom of the spinal cord, known as the 'Cauda equina'. The name is derived from the Latin, “horse’s tail”, because the nerves at the end of the spine visually resemble a horse’s tail as they extend from the spinal cord down the back of each leg.
Created: 27/09/2012
Categories: Spinal injury - Spinal surgery
Advanced practitioner physiotherapists and podiatrists to prescribe drugs where
Michelmores' Clinical Negligence Team provide a link to today's online news article on The Independent.
Created: 24/07/2012
Categories: Spinal injury - Spinal surgery
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