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In cases of chronic irreducible and recurrent unstable atlantoaxial rotatory fixation (AARF), closed reduction and its maintenance are often unsuccessful, requiring surgical treatment.
Ei Ozone +4 more
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Object :The authors introduce a simple technique and tool to facilitate reduction of atlantoaxial subluxation during posterior segmental screw fixation. Methods : Two types of reduction tool have been designed: T-type and L-type. A T-shaped levering tool
Lee, Choon-Ki +7 more
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BACKGROUND: Atlantoaxial fusion is a surgical technique that is performed for the treatment of atlantoaxial instability. The standard surgical procedure is fixation of the atlantoaxial complex via a C1 lateral mass and C2 pedicle screw with posterior ...
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Object The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of a fixed atlantoaxial angle on subaxial sagittal alignment, and that of atlantoaxial fixation on adjacent-segment motion and degeneration.
Tokumi Kanemura +8 more
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Case report: Atlantoaxial instability in a 4-year-old child treated with harms technique
A 4-year-old child with a chronic inflammatory syndrome and osteolytic lesions of unknown cause presented with C1ĝ€"C2 instability and myelopathy.
Öner, F. Cumhur +6 more
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Posterior atlantoaxial fixation: A cadaveric and fluoroscopic step-by-step technical guide
UA Open Access Publishing FundBackground: Atlantoaxial surgical fixation is widely employed treatment strategy for a myriad of pathologies affecting the stability of the atlantoaxial joint.
Skoch, Jesse +6 more
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Background/Purpose: To improve the recognition of articulating facet displacement of lateral atlantoaxial joint (AFDLAJ), and to evaluate the significance of AFDLAJ in diagnosing atlantoaxial subluxation.
Chen, Guoneng +5 more
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Rotary fixation of the atlantoaxial joint.
Rotary fixation of the atlanto-axial joint is a rare disorder in which the atlas gets fixed in a position normally achieved during rotation. A persistent asymmetrical position of the dens in relation to the atlas during head rotation is the clue to the diagnosis. Rotary fixation can be demonstrated by radiography/fluoroscopy and computed tomography (CT)
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