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[Spinal cord ischemia (syndrome of the sulcocommisural artery) after oral contraception for seven years (author's transl)].

The pathological history of an 29 years old woman with a partial subacute Brown Sequard syndrome traced to a closure of the right sulcocommisural artery in the Th IX area is described. The disease developed after oral contraception for seven years. The relations to the use of oral contraceptives are briefly discussed.