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Unusual occipital condyles of the skull: an osteological study with clinical implications

São Paulo Medical Journal
CONTEXT: The occipital condyles of the skull articulate with the superior articular facets of the atlas vertebra and form an important junction between the cranium and the vertebral column. The morphological features of occipital condyles are relevant in
Srijit Das, Rajesh Suri, Vijay Kapur
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Issue Information

Orthopaedic Surgery, Volume 18, Issue 1, Page 1-2, January 2026.
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Current insights and surgical interventions in craniovertebral junction instability: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Background: The Craniovertebral Junction (CVJ) is prone to various pathologies, including instability and congenital anomalies. Understanding these conditions and their management strategies is critical for effective treatment.
Encarnación Santos, Daniel, Scalia, Gianluca, Bozkurt, Ismail, Wellington, Jack, Chaurasia, Bipin, Volovish, Alexander, Tapia Sierra, Ariel   +6 more
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Torticollis Caused by Nontraumatic Craniovertebral Junction Abnormalities

, 2018
Torticollis could be the only symptom and sign of craniovertebral junction (CVJ) abnormality. It could be difficult to identify CVJ abnormality as a cause of torticollis due to their rarity, especially for the subjects with torticollis caused by ...
Park, S, Kim, S, Yim, SY, Woo, JE, Ji-Eun Woo, Shin-Young Yim, Sunghoon Park, Sanghyun Kim   +7 more
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Mastering craniovertebral junction surgical approaches: The dissection laboratory experience at the catholic university of Rome

, 2019
The craniovertebral junction is an intricate anatomical region frequently affected by neoplastic, vascular, traumatic, congenital and degenerative pathology.
Oliva A., Olivi A., Visocchi M., Signorelli F., Pascali V. L.   +4 more
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Endonasal and transoral approaches to the craniovertebral junction: A quantitative anatomical study

, 2019
The endoscopic endonasal approach has recently been added to the surgical armamentarium to access the anterior craniovertebral junction (CVJ). Comparative analyses with the transoral approach are scarce.
Schreiber A., Ivan Radovanovic, Roca E., Fontanella, Marco Maria, Agur, Anne, Francesco Belotti, Nicolai, Piero, Gentili, Fred, Qiu J., Villaret, Andrea Bolzoni, Jimmy Qiu, Elena Roca, Villaret A. B., Doglietto F., Marco Maria Fontanella, Nicolai P., Fontanella M. M., Walter Kucharczyk, Alberto Schreiber, Qiu, Jimmy, Belotti F., Gentili F., Francesco Doglietto, Roca, Elena, Kucharczyk W., Fred Gentili, Radovanovic, Ivan, Kucharczyk, Walter, Anne Agur, Radovanovic I., Agur A., Schreiber, Alberto, Belotti, Francesco, Doglietto, Francesco, Andrea Bolzoni Villaret, Piero Nicolai   +35 more
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The craniovertebral junction extramedullar tumors. Diagnostics and treatment

, 2005
Article is devoted to diagnostics and treatment features of craniovertebral junction (CVJ) extramedullar tumors. Alongside with a brief historical statement of a problem, the basic attention is given to modern methods of surgical treatment, in particular,
R. M. Trosh, V. O. Fedirko, V. M. Buryk, P. M. Onishchenko   +3 more
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MODERN DIAGNOSTIC AND SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CRANIOVERTEBRAL JUNCTION INSTABILITY

Objective: Craniovertebral junction (CVJ) anomalies with functional instability represent a complex pathology in neurosurgical practice, often leading to spinal cord compression, vascular compromise, and significant neurological deficits. This study aims
Sh.T. Arzikulov, R.O. Ismailova, A.I. Ibragimov   +2 more
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Top 50 most-cited articles on craniovertebral junction surgery

, 2017
Background: Craniovertebral junction is a complex anatomical location posing unique challenges to the surgical management of its pathologies. We aimed to identify the fifty most-cited articles that are dedicated to this field.
David Kojo Hamilton, Adam S Kanter, Jonathan Andrew Cohen, David O Okonkwo, James Zhou, Matthew Pease, Nima Alan   +6 more
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Proceedings 35th Symposium ESVN‐ECVN

Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, Volume 39, Issue 2, March/April 2025.
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