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Segmental neurology

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When examining the cervical spine it is essential to examine the segmental neurology.

Root lesions may be indicated by weakness in the upper limbs in a segmental distribution, with loss of dermatomal sensation and altered reflexes. If cervical cord compression is suspected the lower limbs should also be examined specifically looking for upgoing planters and hyperreflexia.


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