The Importance of the Acute and Subacute Interdisciplinary Management of a Patient with Conus Medullaris Syndrome: Case Report

Background: One of the main components in spinal cord injury´s management lies early and adequate interventions, as well possible outcomes considering time from trauma to every step afterwards. This case reports course action taken an adult previously healthy that was diagnosed with conus medullaris syndrome because falling a considerable height. Intraoperative Monitoring can help us look after changes may occur surgical correction allows giving prognostic value neurophysiological will affect patient's quality life. Diagnostic images are also essential for proper approach, follow-up patient. All these tools facilitate rehabilitation treatment, whom our final objective be achieve best global functionality. Objective: Based on case, we seek describe importance acute subacute interdisciplinary patient Conus Medullaris Syndrome. Methods: Case report, information extracted medical history. Results: The result positive due fast response given first level health center operation room phase. Conclusion: An conduct approaches each individual specific realistic objectives, continuous assessments always progressions and/or variations patient’s state. Explaining complications inherent non-surgical component, optimal according conditions resources available.