Basic questions about musculoskeletal system, including trauma, neoplastic and metabolic disease; under development.
Vertebral compression fracture of less than 25 percent
Flexion teardrop fracture
Hangman fracture
Clay shoveler’s fracture
Hyperextension teardrop fracture of C2
Most commonly located at T12
Associated small bowel injury in approximately 5% of cases
Due to a hyperflexion-distraction mechanism of injury
Posterior elements of the spine are not involved
Neurologic deficits develop in more than 50% of patients
Clay shoveler’s fracture
Hyperflexion sprain
Occipito-atlantal dislocation
Jefferson burst fracture
Posterior C1 ring fracture
Injury at C1/2 level is more common than C6/7
Flexion teardrop injury is usually difficult to diagnose
Fractures are more common than ligamentous injuries
Flexion views should be performed in child with altered mental status
Oblique views should be part of the standard C-spine trauma protocol
Dens fracture
C1 burst fracture
Hangman's fracture
Anterior teardrop fracture of C5
Posterior C1 ring fracture
Type 2 dens fracture
Jefferson fracture
Posterior arch of C1 fracture
Flexion teardrop
Extension teardrop
Mandible
Clavicle
Maxilla
Occipital bone
Patella
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