Surgical neurology · 2004
Successful management of post-traumatic C7-T1 spondyloptosis with uninstrumented ventral surgery.
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Shah Kiritkumar Chhanalal, Rajshekhar Vedantam
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Total spondyloptosis of the cervical spine is a very rare injury. The authors describe an unusual case of post-traumatic total spondyloptosis of the cervical spine at C7-T1 level.
CASE DESCRIPTION: A 40-year-old man presented with weakness of all four limbs, impaired sensations in all limbs and neck pain after a fall. A magnetic resonance image (MRI) of the cervical spine revealed a total spondyloptosis at C7-T1 level. He was managed successfully with ventral decompression and uninstrumented in situ fusion. The patient had a good neurologic outcome.
CONCLUSION: Selected patients with spondyloptosis of the cervical spine can be successfully managed with uninstrumented ventral surgery.
CASE DESCRIPTION: A 40-year-old man presented with weakness of all four limbs, impaired sensations in all limbs and neck pain after a fall. A magnetic resonance image (MRI) of the cervical spine revealed a total spondyloptosis at C7-T1 level. He was managed successfully with ventral decompression and uninstrumented in situ fusion. The patient had a good neurologic outcome.
CONCLUSION: Selected patients with spondyloptosis of the cervical spine can be successfully managed with uninstrumented ventral surgery.