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Combined Type II Odontoid Fracture with Jefferson's Fracture Treated with Temporary Internal Fixation [PDF]
An 18-year-old male presented after a motor vehicle rollover accident. Computed tomography (CT) scan confirmed the diagnosis of Type II odontoid fracture.
Patrick F. O'Leary +1 more
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Odontoid process pathologic fracture in spinal tuberculosis
SummaryCraniovertebral junction tuberculosis is a rare lesion in which treatment remains controversial. Options range from conservative treatment to surgery, independently of any associated neurological threat. We here report the first case of pathologic
Hoffmann, E. +6 more
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© 2022, Yuzuncu Yil Universitesi Tip Fakultesi. All rights reserved.The treatment of type II odontoid fractures has been discussed for many years. Due to the complex anatomy of the craniocervical junction, many-questions are encountered in the diagnosis ...
Taş, Abdurrahim +4 more
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Displaced nonunited type II odontoid fracture can result in atlantoaxial instability, causing delayed cervical myelopathy. Both Magerl’s C1-C2 transarticular screw fixation technique and Harms-Goel C1-C2 screw-rod segmental fixation technique are ...
Torphong Bunmaprasert +5 more
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Respiratory failure due to a displaced fracture of the odontoid
Fractures of the odontoid peg are relatively common in elderly people. Often they are minimally displaced and can be treated with a collar. However, a fracture which is displaced significantly may be difficult to manage.
D. Chan, A. Clarke, M. J. Hutton
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Traumatic odontoid process synchondrosis fracture with atlantoaxial instability in a calf: clinical presentation and imaging findings [PDF]
A 6-week-old female Simmental calf was evaluated for acute non-ambulatory tetraparesis. Physical and laboratory examinations revealed no clinically relevant abnormalities. Neurological findings were consistent with acute, progressive and painful cervical
Melanie Feist +13 more
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Low Force Fracture of the Odontoid, with Discussion of High Force Cervical Fracture
Cervical fracture may occur with a high force mechanism of injury such as a motor vehicle crash, or with a low force mechanism of injury such as a ground level fall.
David Dolinak
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Background: There is a significant variety of odontoid fracture classifications along with corresponding treatment strategies. There are though cases which cannot be framed within the existing classifications.Clinical presentation: We report the case of ...
Iftimie, D. +3 more
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Type II odontoid fracture: A case series highlighting the treatment strategies
Background: A type II odontoid fracture, if unstable, can cause spinal cord damage. In this case, it is essential to choose the correct treatment—but the issues of what the correct treatment is and which of the different surgical options is best are ...
Porcaro S. +7 more
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Atlanto-axial dislocation complicating a type II odontoid fracture. Reduction and final fixation
A case of traumatic posterolateral C1-C2 dislocation associated with odontoid fracture is reported. This is a rare case of traumatic posterolateral C1-C2 dislocation associated with odontoid fracture. Its management is discussed.
Riouallon, G., Pascal-Moussellard, H.
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