Journal de radiologie · 2008
[Interventional radiology: transoral approach to C2].
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Gabrillargues J, Michel J L
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PURPOSE: To assess the value of a direct transoral approach to C2 for interventional procedures.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A transoral approach to C2 was used in 4 patients (9-64 year old) with lytic lesion of the C2 vertebra and/or base of the odontoid over a 10 year period. Three patients underwent biopsy and 1 patient underwent vertebroplasty using biplane fluoroscopy. All procedures were performed under general anesthesia using a 13G needle directly introduced in the C2 vertebra through the posterior pharyngeal wall.
RESULTS: None of the patients reported ill-effects from the procedure. Needle placement was satisfactory in all patients, without technical difficulty. No technical complication was noted. Specifically, no infectious complication occurred.
CONCLUSION: Our results indicate that a direct transoral approach to C2 is safe for biopsy or vertebroplasty.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A transoral approach to C2 was used in 4 patients (9-64 year old) with lytic lesion of the C2 vertebra and/or base of the odontoid over a 10 year period. Three patients underwent biopsy and 1 patient underwent vertebroplasty using biplane fluoroscopy. All procedures were performed under general anesthesia using a 13G needle directly introduced in the C2 vertebra through the posterior pharyngeal wall.
RESULTS: None of the patients reported ill-effects from the procedure. Needle placement was satisfactory in all patients, without technical difficulty. No technical complication was noted. Specifically, no infectious complication occurred.
CONCLUSION: Our results indicate that a direct transoral approach to C2 is safe for biopsy or vertebroplasty.