Cervical spine
Upper Cervical Spine Infection Complication of Hypopharyngeal Injury
... Her swallowing difficulties improved. However, one month after the initial accident, she developed neck pain radiating to both shoulders associated with low grade fever, she also complained of chest pain. A ...
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Cervical Spine Injuries and Pediatric Trauma Centers
... suspected cervical spine injury is ...of cervical spine injury aside from paralysis ...suspected cervical spine injury may provoke anxiety in emergency medical services (EMS) ...
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A Prospective Multicenter Study of Cervical Spine Injury in Children
... whom radiography was performed, which is less than half the rate seen in adults in NEXUS. This may reflect more liberal ordering on the part of clinicians, a lower risk of injury among small children (because of anatomic ...
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Characteristics of cervical sagittal parameters in healthy cervical spine adults and patients with cervical disc degeneration
... that cervical sagittal alignment is not influenced solely by cervical ...tween cervical lordosis and cervical sagittal parameters such as T1 slope (T1S), neck tilt (NT), and thoracic inlet ...
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BIOMECHANICS OF DYSFUNCTION AND INJURY MANAGEMENT FOR THE CERVICAL SPINE
... of cervical spine ...on cervical spine mobility (Clausen 1996; Maurel, Lavaste et ...the cervical spine, especially when considering that the geometrical and mechanical ...
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Postoperative Dysphagia as a complication of Anterior Cervical Spine Surgery
... Dysphagia is a common postoperative complaint following anterior cervical spine surgery (ACSS). Prompt recognition of dysphgia and early diagnosis can often be accomplished through a systematic clinical ...
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Disc Degeneration, Nerve Impingement, and Stenosis in the Cervical Spine
... the cervical spine, it is the disc that leads to the majority of problems that can cause impingement of the ...The cervical disc’s main function is to provide a strong but stable connection between ...
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Development of a Finite Element Model of the Human Cervical Spine
... The cervical region is a frequent site of injury in the spinal ...regarding cervical spine biomechanics in response to various ...the cervical spine to localized stress and strain ...
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EFFECTS OF WEARING HEADSCARVES ON CERVICAL SPINE MOBILITY
... Cervical spine mobility is maintained by the unique bony and soft-tissue component of the cervical spine that allow for multidirectional movements of the ...upper cervical spine ...
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Dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma of the cervical spine: a case report
... CS, particularly DDCS, is known to be resistant to the chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Thus, surgery remains the only potentially curative treatment for DDCS. The local recurrence rate of DDCS rate was over 50% in pre- ...
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Vitamin B12 Screening in Cervical Spine Surgery Patients
... surgery between 2006 and 2008 were retrospectively reviewed and data collected. Our primary aim was to determine the extent of B12 deficiency in the cervical spine surgery population. Our secondary aim was ...
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A Parametric Model of Cervical Spine Geometry and Posture
... The two-dimensional landmark data used to create the parametric geometry and posture model were obtained from Snyder et al. (1975). A total of 180 men and women with a wide range of age and body size were sat in a ...
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The Skull and Cervical Spine Radiographs of Tutankhamen: A Critical Appraisal
... Reeves (8) and Brier (1) previously published in the lay literature a photograph of the lateral view radiograph of Tutankhamen showing the bone frag- ment(s). However, the complete set of three radio- graphs of ...
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Chordoma of the Cervical Spine: A Case Report and Review of Literature
... mobile spine, may be present for years before they are ...high cervical spine, the pain with or without brachialgia is caused by bone destruction, nerve compression or by an increased mobility of the ...
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Diffusion Tensor MR Imaging in Cervical Spine Trauma
... MATERIALS AND METHODS: DTI was performed in 20 symptomatic patients (mean, 45.7 ⫾ 17.7 years of age; 2 women, 18 men) with cervical spine trauma and 8 volunteers (mean, 34.2 ⫾ 10.7 years of age; 6 men, 2 ...
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DELAYED NEUROPATHY AFTER INJURY TO THE CERVICAL SPINE IN CHILDREN
... Two young children with severe, progres- sive, delayed neuropathy after trauma to the cervical spine were studied. The syn- drome has not been reported previously in this age group[r] ...
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Cervical Spine Involvement in Larsen’s Syndrome: A Case Illustration
... to cervical spine abnormalities associated with Larsen’s ...posterior cervical fusion, his preoperative symptoms of weakness, gait dysfunction, and hyperre- flexia have improved at 9-month ...
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Anterior Cervical Spine Osteosynthesis Complicated by Pharyngoesophageal Perforation
... Pharyngoesophageal perforation after anterior cervical spine surgery is infre- quently reported. Gaudinez reported the biggest series of 44 cases during 25 years of practice [7]. Among them, 28 cases ...
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The effect of improved sleeping posture with respect to cervical spine as an intervention in patients of cervical pine
... the cervical spine structure, can produce cervical pain, stiffness, headache and scapular arm pain resulting in low quality of ...of spine maintains cervical spine curvature ...
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MDCT and MRI evaluation of cervical spine trauma
... Purpose Cervical spine injuries following major trauma result in significant associated morbidity and ...of cervical spine trauma and cause profound and life-altering medical, financial, and ...
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