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Can there be visual symptoms of a spinal cord injury?
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Well not really: Of course you can have injury only to your cord but usually since there is a very heavily muscled and ligamentous and bony structures surrounding your cord - they can be injured as well. Ask yoru physician if you have an associated injuries.
Answered 1/11/2016
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