Study Design. A retrospective imaging and clinical study. Objective. To evaluate the
extraneural soft-tissue damage and its clinical relevance in patients with traumatic cervical …

» There is insufficient evidence to recommend the optimum timing of operative repair (early
or delayed), the ideal type of operative repair (anatomic or nonanatomic), the type of graft for …

ABSTRACT BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE To identify and evaluate diagnostic magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) features in patients with suspicion of discoligamentous cervical …

Background In patients with ankylosing spinal disease, including ankylosing spondylitis and
diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis, even low-impact trauma can lead to complex …

Background: Unilateral cervical spine facet injuries encompass a wide spectrum, including
subluxations, dislocations, and fractures, and the instability produced varies greatly. The …

Background Fractures and dislocations of the subaxial cervical spine may give rise to
devastating consequences. Previous algorithms for describing cervical trauma largely …

Study design: Retrospective clinical study of patients treated for subaxial cervical spine
trauma (SCST) at a tertiary medical center. Purpose: Evaluate the validity of the Subaxial …

Purpose To revisit the concept of spondylotic traumatic central cord syndrome (TCCS) by
assessing the frequency of discoligamentous injury and to correlate magnetic resonance …

Study design A retrospective study. Objective Traumatic cervical spinal cord injury (TSCI) is
often associated with disc rupture. It was reported that high signal of disc and anterior …

Background Our study aimed to characterize the imaging appearance of spinal fractures in
ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and identify situations in which the use of magnetic resonance …