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BMJ Publishing Group, Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, 4(63), p. 531-533, 1997
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Ischaemic myelopathy associated with cocaine: clinical, neurophysiological, and neuroradiological features
Journal article published in 1997 by
L. Di,
Di Lazzaro,
V. Di Lazzaro,
D. Restuccia 
,
A. Oliviero,
P. Profice ,
R. Nardone,
M. Valeriani,
C. Colosimo,
T. Tartaglione,
C. Della,
F. Della Corte,
Pennisi Ma,
M. A. Pennisi,
P. Tonali
,
A. Oliviero,
P. Profice ,
R. Nardone,
M. Valeriani,
C. Colosimo,
T. Tartaglione,
C. Della,
F. Della Corte,
Pennisi Ma,
M. A. Pennisi,
P. Tonali
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Abstract
Two patients with spinal infarction and one patient with the previously unreported complication of spinal transient ischaemic attack associated with cocaine misuse are reported. Spinal MRI documented an infarction in the territory of the anterior spinal artery in the first two patients and was completely normal in the patient with a transient ischaemic attack. Motor evoked potentials were abnormal in all three patients.