A 4-year old child c/o inability to walk which was first noticed about two months back and worsened gradually. There is no history of fever or injury. There is a history of stress incontinence. On examination child has paraplegia and the anus is patulous. Reflexes are diminished and planters are flexor. There is loss of sensation below umbilicus. The segmental level of lesion is:
A 4-year old child c/o inability to walk which was first noticed about two months back and worsened gradually. There is no history of fever or injury. There is a history of stress incontinence. On examination child has paraplegia and the anus is patulous. Reflexes are diminished and planters are flexor. There is loss of sensation below umbilicus. The segmental level of lesion is:
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A 4-year old child c/o inability to walk which was first noticed about two months back and worsened gradually. There is no history of fever or injury. There is a history of stress incontinence. On examination child has paraplegia and the anus is patulous. Reflexes are diminished and planters are flexor. There is loss of sensation below umbilicus. The segmental level of lesion is:
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