PMID: 3748361Aug 1, 1986Paper

Electrical injury to the central nervous system

Neurosurgery
P G Petty, G Parkin

Abstract

A case of delayed spinal cord damage due to high voltage electric shock is presented. The literature on the subject is reviewed and discussed.

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