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Chronic type 2 odontoid fracture with atlantoaxial spondyloptosis in an adult: a case report and literature review. [PDF]
J Spine SurgBerube M, Binello E.
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Surgical Outcomes of Craniocervical Junction Fractures in Elderly Patients: A Retrospective Single-Center Series. [PDF]
J Pers MedMontemurro N +4 more
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Occiput-to-C4 fixation skipping C3 in a pediatric Down syndrome patient with atlantoaxial subluxation and basilar invagination: A case report. [PDF]
Surg Neurol IntMousa AH, Hafiz BE, Aref M.
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Odontoid Fractures Treated by Anterior Odontoid Screw Fixation
Spine, 1991While odontoid fractures are common injuries, disagreement exists regarding treatment. Some authors claim a high rate of pseudoarthrosis and have therefore recommended early posterior fixation and fusion. This, however, results in decreased cervical rotation.
P X, Montesano +4 more
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Acute Odontoid Fractures: Anterior Odontoid Fixation
Operative Techniques in Orthopaedics, 2007Fractures of the dens are common injuries. The classification of these fractures remains controversial. Anterior odontoid fixation is a safe and effective means of stabilizing some of these injuries. We review classification of these injuries, treatment options, and surgical indications. Anterior odontoid fixation is reviewed in further detail, with an
Brian Perri +3 more
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Neurology India, 2006
.m ed kn ow An 18-year-old girl working as a lifeguard in a swimming pool presented with a fall on the slippery wet floor of the pool, landing on her right shoulder and back of her head. She had pins and needles in the fingertips of the right upper limb. She did not have any neurological deficits. Computed topographic scan (CT) of cervical spine showed
A M, Fahmy, G V, Vajramani
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.m ed kn ow An 18-year-old girl working as a lifeguard in a swimming pool presented with a fall on the slippery wet floor of the pool, landing on her right shoulder and back of her head. She had pins and needles in the fingertips of the right upper limb. She did not have any neurological deficits. Computed topographic scan (CT) of cervical spine showed
A M, Fahmy, G V, Vajramani
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American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A, 2009
AbstractOdontoid hypoplasia is a developmental abnormality, which is often asymptomatic. However significant sequelae can occur in some individuals, particularly after head or neck trauma. This anomaly is not generally known to be familial. We report on four affected individuals in the same family with odontoid hypoplasia, suggesting autosomal dominant
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AbstractOdontoid hypoplasia is a developmental abnormality, which is often asymptomatic. However significant sequelae can occur in some individuals, particularly after head or neck trauma. This anomaly is not generally known to be familial. We report on four affected individuals in the same family with odontoid hypoplasia, suggesting autosomal dominant
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