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Spontaneous spinal subarachnoid hemorrhage occurs less than 1% of all cases of
subarachnoid hemorrhage or hematoma. The causes of spinal subarachnoid hemorrhage
of hematoma, include trauma(often caused by lumber puncture.) vascular lesions,
neoplastic lesions, coagulpathy, hypertension and Behcet's disease. The occurrence of
spontaneous spinal subarachnoid hematoma of unknown pathogenesis is extremely rare.
We report a case of spontaneous spinal subarachnoid hematoma of unknown origin at
thoracic level of a 33-year-old woman. At admission, she presented with back pain and
paraparesis for 3 days prior to admission. There was no history of trauma and use of
anticoagulants. On thoracic CT. the lunate shaped high density mass which displaced
the spinal cord to right side at T3 to T 6 was showed, but did not show contrast
enhancement. On thoracic MRI, this mass was iso-signal intensity in T1 weighted
image and low-signal intensity in T2 weighted image. In GDTA-enhanced MRI, the
mass was not enhanced. We removed subarachnoid hematoma with total laminectomy
through T4 to T6. Her neurologic deficit was fully improved and discharged.
We conclude that even if the rate of spontaneous spinal subarachnoid hematoma of
unknown is low. the clinical symptom may progress rapidly. Therefore, early diagnosis
and removal of hematoma is essential for improvement of the patient's neurologic deficit

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Subarachnoid; Hematoma; Paraparesis; Back pain; Laminectomy;

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