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. 2003 Nov 13;13(1):9–13. doi: 10.1007/s00586-003-0642-8

Table 4.

Characteristics of the patients who presented with a postoperative hemorrhage after spinal surgery requiring surgical evacuation (EDH epidural hematoma)

No. Age/sex Diagnosis Postoperative day of diagnosis of hemorrhage Location Level of postoperative hemorrhage Progressive neurological deficit Preexisting coagulation abnormality
1 71/M Dural AV fistula 2 EDH T 12 +
2 67/M Plasmocytoma metastases 3 EDH T 6–8 + +
3 45/M Epidural malignant lymphoma 1 EDH T 7–9 –(Preoperative paraplegia)
4 61/M Renal cell carcinoma metastases Same day EDH T 11 +
5 49/F Lumbar disc herniation Same day EDH L 3/4 +
6 75/M Lumbar disc herniation 3 EDH L 2/3 +
7 77/F Lumbar disc herniation combined with spinal stenosis Same day EDH L 3/4 +
8 78/F Lumbar disc herniation Same day EDH L 2/3 +
9 62/M Lumbar disc herniation combined with spinal stenosis Same day EDH L 2
10 49/F Lumbar disc herniation 1 EDH L 4/5 +
11 38/M Neurinoma 2 EDH T 11
12 37/F Ependymoma 1 EDH C 1–3 +
13 60/M Syringomyelia 3 EDH T 8 +