Anterior spinal artery syndrome
Anterior spinal artery syndrome (anterior spinal arteria syndrome) is also known as Beck syndrome, Davison syndrome, and anterior spinal artery occlusion syndrome. The clinical features of this symptom are involvement of the anterior spinal artery distribution area, causing paralysis of the limbs, pain, temperature disorders, and rectal-bladder sphincter disorders.
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