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Early diagnosis of spinal cord subacute combined degeneration (SCD) is difficult, especially in pre-existing lower extremity impairment cases. We report a case of progressive SCD diagnosed after severe anemia. The peripheral symptoms of SCD other than gait disturbance should also be well understood and given close attention.
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