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Clinical features and outcomes of basilar invagination
Neurosurgical ReviewBasilar invagination has been classified into two types by Goel: Type A is defined mechanical instability of the atlantoaxial joint with upward displacement of the odontoid process while Type B is characterized by stable atlantoaxial joints. This study reviews the association between radiological features and symptomatology and prognosis of two types ...
Maoyang, Qi +11 more
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Basilar Invagination and Cranial Settling
2018Basilar impression represents the broader category of occipitocervical junction pathologies, including basilar impression, basilar invagination, and cranial settling. Basilar invagination results from migration of the entire spine into the skull base. Cranial settling is caused by C1–C2 instability, leading to upward migration and/or rotation of the C2
Benjamin D. Elder, Jean-Paul Wolinsky
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Facial myokymia and unilateral basilar invagination
Neurology, 1988C H, Chalk +3 more
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