Background <p>Vertebral hemangiomas are mostly benign vascular lesions frequently found incidentally. They may exhibit aggressive behavior during pregnancy because of hormonal and hemodynamic changes.</p> Case Presentation <p>We present a case of a 22-year-old woman who developed spastic paraplegia in the third trimester due to an aggressive vertebral hemangioma compressing the spinal cord. Timely MRI and coordinated multidisciplinary care resulted in a successful vaginal birth followed by neurosurgical decompression and spinal stabilization. The patient demonstrated excellent recovery.</p> Conclusion <p>This case underscores the need for prompt decision-making, imaging, tailored delivery planning, and postpartum neurosurgical interventions. It also adds to the scarce literature on the obstetric-neurosurgical care pathways for vertebral hemangiomas during pregnancy.</p>

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Perplexity of Paraplegia in Pregnancy: A Case Report

  • Alpana Singh,
  • Pooja Sharma,
  • Anupma,
  • Dinesh Satti,
  • Kiran Guleria,
  • A. G. Radhika

摘要

Background

Vertebral hemangiomas are mostly benign vascular lesions frequently found incidentally. They may exhibit aggressive behavior during pregnancy because of hormonal and hemodynamic changes.

Case Presentation

We present a case of a 22-year-old woman who developed spastic paraplegia in the third trimester due to an aggressive vertebral hemangioma compressing the spinal cord. Timely MRI and coordinated multidisciplinary care resulted in a successful vaginal birth followed by neurosurgical decompression and spinal stabilization. The patient demonstrated excellent recovery.

Conclusion

This case underscores the need for prompt decision-making, imaging, tailored delivery planning, and postpartum neurosurgical interventions. It also adds to the scarce literature on the obstetric-neurosurgical care pathways for vertebral hemangiomas during pregnancy.