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Abstract Objective To describe a novel dorsal occipito‐cervical fixation technique utilizing a patient‐specific implant to stabilize complex craniocervical junction anomalies (CCJAs) in a small‐breed dog. Study design Case report. Animal A 7‐month‐old male Pomeranian dog.
Tae‐Wan Kwon +4 more
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Successful reduction of os odontoideum‐associated atlantoaxial posterior dislocation may not always guarantee adequate C1–2 canal space. In patients with congenital atlas hypoplasia or posterior arch osteophytes, postreduction dorsal cord compression should be anticipated, and C1 posterior arch decompression may be required to prevent neurological ...
Jianzhi Wang +6 more
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ABSTRACT Background We aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of resistance training (RT) in people with Down syndrome (DS) as a way of improving strength, physical and metabolic function, and possible adverse effects. Methods Systematic review and meta‐analysis of RCTs in PubMed, PEDro, Scopus, and WoS databases in September‐2023, registered in PROSPERO (
María Jesús Benzo Iglesias +4 more
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Safety and Stability of a Combined C2 Screw Placement Strategy With Vertebral Artery Mobilization
An individualized C2 screw fixation strategy incorporating vertebral artery mobilization and atlantoaxial fusion cage support ensures safe, stable, and effective fixation in complex upper cervical anatomies, providing a reproducible approach for challenging craniovertebral junction reconstruction.
Peng Song +8 more
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Atlantoaxial instability in Down s synarome
9-31 % of children with Down syndrome have atlantoaxial instability. These children might have the risk of atlantoaxial dislocation and spinal cord compression if they play sport or take part actively in daily Iife. The purpose of our study was to assess
Murat Hanci +5 more
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Atlantoaxial instability in Down's syndrome [PDF]
SIR,-Dr Richard A Collacott (18 April, p 988) reviewed atlantoaxial instability in Down's syndrome fully but used the term atlantoaxial instability without specifiying its type. In view of the prevalence of this severe complication, the growing awareness of its morphological classification, and the recent development of guidelines for its operative ...
B Jagjivan, P A Spencer, G Hosking
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Atlantodental Osteoarthritis as a Cause of Upper Cervical Myelopathy: A Case Report
Atlantoaxial instability frequently causes extrinsic cervical myelopathy via anterior displacement of the posterior arch of the atlas. However, upper cervical myelopathy resulting from atlantodental osteoarthritis with the hypertrophic dens due to ...
Suat Eren, Mecit Kantarci, Orhan Deniz
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Pediatric Chiari Formation – Atlantoaxial Instability is the Cause
Background: This study evaluates the role of atlantoaxial instability in the pathogenesis of Chiari malformation in children. Objective: The entity of Chiari formation in pediatric patients and issues in its management are presented.
Abhidha Shah, Apurva Prasad, Atul Goel
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ABSTRACT Mucopolysaccharidosis should be suspected in patients presenting with multisystem involvement, including coarse facial features, skeletal abnormalities, and progressive organ dysfunction, particularly in resource‐limited settings where delayed diagnosis is common.
Alaa Bella +11 more
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Atlantoaxial Instability in down Syndrome-Guidelines for Screening and Detection
A community survey was conducted in all adults with Down syndrome living in three health districts to see if there was any correlation between radiological and neurological abnormalities which could indicate the presence of atlantoaxial instability ...
M Roy, M Baxter, A Roy
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