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Os odontoideum associated with hypertrophic ossiculum terminale
, 2001 Toshio Matsubara +5 more
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Anatomical Variants of the Cervical Spine and Sports-Related Injury in Athletes: A Narrative Review. [PDF]
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World Neurosurgery, 2020
To add to the confusion in the debate on pathogenesis of os-odontoideum, an additional report of its occurrence in two members of the same family is reported.This is a report of a rare coincidence wherein both father (51 years old) and daughter (25 years old) were diagnosed to have os odontoideum and presented with crippling neurologic deficits ...
Atul Goel, Apurva Prasad
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To add to the confusion in the debate on pathogenesis of os-odontoideum, an additional report of its occurrence in two members of the same family is reported.This is a report of a rare coincidence wherein both father (51 years old) and daughter (25 years old) were diagnosed to have os odontoideum and presented with crippling neurologic deficits ...
Atul Goel, Apurva Prasad
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Neurosurgery, 2002
Abstract RECOMMENDATIONS DIAGNOSIS Standards There is insufficient evidence to support diagnostic standards. Guidelines There is insufficient evidence to support diagnostic guidelines.
M N, Hadley +6 more
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Abstract RECOMMENDATIONS DIAGNOSIS Standards There is insufficient evidence to support diagnostic standards. Guidelines There is insufficient evidence to support diagnostic guidelines.
M N, Hadley +6 more
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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1980
A review of the cases of thirty-five patients with os odontoideum, the largest series reported to date, supports the concept that trauma is the etiology of the abnormality. Most of the patients had roentgenographic instability of the affected spinal segment, and were treated with spine fusion.
J W, Fielding +2 more
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A review of the cases of thirty-five patients with os odontoideum, the largest series reported to date, supports the concept that trauma is the etiology of the abnormality. Most of the patients had roentgenographic instability of the affected spinal segment, and were treated with spine fusion.
J W, Fielding +2 more
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Surgical treatment of os odontoideum
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2011Os odontoideum is a rare disease. There have been few reports of os odontoideum in the literature. In this study we retrospectively reviewed eight surgically treated patients. One patient underwent C1-2 transarticular screw fixation, five patients underwent C1-2 polyaxial screw and rod fixation and two patients with dystopic os odontoideum underwent ...
Il Sup Kim, Jae Taek Hong, Seung Ho Yang
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Zhonghua wai ke za zhi [Chinese journal of surgery], 1998
Seventeen patients who had os odontoideum were reviewed. Among them occipito-cervical fusion was performed upon 12 patients with atlanto-axial instability. All of them achieved fusion. The patients were followed up for 2 to 16 years and satisfactory results were demonstrated.
L, Dai, L, Jia
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Seventeen patients who had os odontoideum were reviewed. Among them occipito-cervical fusion was performed upon 12 patients with atlanto-axial instability. All of them achieved fusion. The patients were followed up for 2 to 16 years and satisfactory results were demonstrated.
L, Dai, L, Jia
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The Os Odontoideum: A Case Report
Australasian Radiology, 1969SummaryA case of os ndontoidcum is described in an otherwise healthy male, aged “c* years, the presence of which was discovered radiologieallv following investigation of transient paralvsis of the upper limbs caused by a mild blow to the occiput.
C E, Graham, P S, Humphry
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