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Multilevel Spinal Injury: Incidence, Distribution and Neurological Patterns
Results Out of 60 patients, multilevel spinal injury occurred in 26 (43.3%) patients; 10 (16.67%) had contiguous spinal injury and 16 (26.67%) had non-contiguous spinal injury. There were 5 type A pattern spinal injury. Contiguous spinal injury most commonly occurred at level L1/L2 (n=4, 40%) and most had Frankel grade E neurology (n=6, 60%) followed by Frankel grade D (n=2, 20%). Non-contiguous lesions most commonly occurred at thoracic spine and had Frankel grade E neurology in most cases (n=10, 16.67%) followed by grade B and C (n= 2, 2.33% each).