here is a case I surgically treated for revision surgery and the development of a radiculopathy back at the beginning of the year. The main concern on surgical strategy was about the coexistent myelopathy the patient was previously operated on back in 2015. Seven months follow-up demonstrate no development of adjacent level disease, while clinical evaluation shows a good control of symptoms and an improvement on quality of life.

1. Marco Sassi.
www.marcosassi.com
Post-surgical follow-up in
central & radicular symptoms

2. • May-june2015 two
surgeries for dorsal
myelopathy.
• Evoked potentials:
myelopathy.
IR 22/10/1956, ♀

3. • May-june2015 two
surgeries for dorsal
myelopathy.
• Neurology: foot
extension 3/5. Romberg
+. Spasticity.
Wheelchair. Lasegue
+++ left.
• Obesity
• Claudication
• Depression

4. Surgical Strategy
Avoid muscular disruption of a
second site surgery, on a Patient
previously operated and with a
cronic neurologic impairment.

5. Surgery
• Weight loss
(13Kg)
• Causalgia?
• Neurology: Foot
extension 4/5
(improved), walks
unassisted

6. Follow-Up: 6 months