Rejected at 12:34 a.m. Nov, 01, 2023 ] by Ahmed7
Author: ajfils99
Related Note: 1481820176323
Rationale for change

the first aid picture has been updated. need to differentiate early and late because the side of the compression and paresis depend on if its early/late

Rejection reason

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- Same side results in contralateral paresis because the fibers decussate below the medulla; patients initially have flaccid paralysis with hyporeflexia → spasticity / hyperreflexia in days to weeks due to (spinal shock)

- Specifically, the anterior portion of the cerebral peduncle - the crus cerebri - is being compressed (contains the motor tracts)


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