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Multiple Sclerolosis is called "encephalomyelitis disseminata" and could be considered a myelopathy in the broad sense. Myelopathy is caused by trauma of the spinal cord.

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Multiple Sclerolosis is called "encephalomyelitis disseminata" and could be considered a myelopathy in the broad sense. Myelopathy is caused by trauma of the spinal cord.

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Damage to the nerves (myelopathy) of the spinal cord caused by infection with the human T lymphotrophic virus type-1 is termed HTLV-1 associated myelopathy.

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what is the treatment for displacement of lumbar intervertebral disc without myelopathy

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An Orthopedist.

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