Spinal subarachnoid hematoma (SSH) following diagnostic lumbar puncture is very rare. Generally, SSH is more likely to occur when the patient has coagulopathy or is undergoing anticoagulant therapy. Unlike the usual complications, such as headache, dizziness, and back pain at the needle puncture site, SSH may result in permanent neurologic deficits if not properly treated within a short period ...

Spinal chronic extradural hematomas are extremely rare and ecome clinically relevant when they affect the spinal cord nd/or nerve roots causing neurological symptoms [1,2]. A 53ear-old male presented to our hospital with a 9-month history of ain following an accidental trauma (sudden fall from a chair). e experienced a gradual onset of low back pain and also comlained of mild neurogenic claudic...