Table 1.

Clinical details and MRI-sequence of the patients with SCI included in the study.

nr.	Age	Sex	Time	MRI	Etiology	AIS grade	Level
1	50	m	2	MPR	Cervical myopathy; laminectomy	D	C4
2	26	m	216	MPR	Car accident	C–Da	C6
3	22	m	312	MPR	Sports accident	C–Da	C6
4	69	m	12	MPR	Spinal ischemia TH8	Db	T9
					Arteriovenous fistula TH4–8
					Laminectomy L4/L5
5	22	f	144	FFE Sag	Fracture	Db	T11
					Motorcycle accident
6	20	m	152	3D TFE ISO Sag	T-cell lymphoma	Db	T3
7	85	f	1	3D TFE ISO Sag	Unstable odontoid	Db	C4
					Fracture
8	53	m	6	3D TFE ISO Sag	Spinal ischemia	D	T5
9	59	f	1	3D TFE ISO Sag	Spinal ischemia	D	T6
10	53	m	2	3D TFE ISO Sag	Fracture, luxation	D	C4
11	57	f	3	FFE Sag	Arteriovenous fistula	D	T10

age, at onset; level, of injury; time, since injury/onset given in months; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging, T1-weighted image sequence; AIS Grade, according to ASIA—American Spinal Injury Association; level, neurological level (sensory symptoms below this level); MPR, multi-planar reconstructed; FFE, fast field echo; TFE, turbo field echo; Sag, saggital.

^aNo AIS grade determined; patients used a wheelchair and were unable to walk but could use their arms; preserved sensory function in arms and legs.

^bNo AIS grade was determined; rating was done post hoc based on detailed information from diagnostic documentation.