What defect of the bony covering of the spinal cord is described by the following:

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Las causas de los trastornos de la médula espinal son traumatismos, infecciones, bloqueo del aporte sanguíneo y compresión por un hueso fracturado o por un tumor.

Habitualmente, los músculos se debilitan o se paralizan, la sensibilidad es anormal o se pierde, y el control de la función de la vejiga y del intestino puede ser difícil.

El diagnóstico se basa en los síntomas y en los resultados de la exploración física y las pruebas de diagnóstico por la imagen, como la resonancia magnética nuclear.

Si es posible, se corrige la afección que causa el trastorno de la médula espinal.

Con frecuencia se necesita rehabilitación para recuperar el máximo de actividad posible.

La médula espinal es la vía principal de comunicación entre el cerebro y el resto del organismo. Es una estructura tubular, frágil y larga que parte de la base del encéfalo hacia abajo. La médula está protegida por los huesos de la espalda (vértebras) que forman la columna vertebral. Las vértebras están separadas y almohadilladas por discos de cartílago.

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