Journal of spinal disorders & techniques · 2005
Management of acute traumatic atlas fractures.
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Kontautas Egidijus, Ambrozaitis Kazys Vytautas, Kalesinskas Romas Jonas, Spakauskas Bronius
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: A prospective review of a clinical series was performed. The treatment features of atlas fractures with and without associated axis injuries were investigated.
METHODS: Twenty-nine patients were investigated.
RESULTS: No displaced fractures were treated with a cervical orthosis. Patients with displaced fractures were managed with a halo vest immobilization; 96.4% patients had a solid fusion at their last follow-up evaluations.
CONCLUSIONS: Isolated not displaced or combined with not displaced axis fractures atlas fractures can be treated effectively with a rigid cervical collar alone. Isolated displaced fractures or not displaced but with concurrent displaced axis fractures require immobilization by the halo vest.
METHODS: Twenty-nine patients were investigated.
RESULTS: No displaced fractures were treated with a cervical orthosis. Patients with displaced fractures were managed with a halo vest immobilization; 96.4% patients had a solid fusion at their last follow-up evaluations.
CONCLUSIONS: Isolated not displaced or combined with not displaced axis fractures atlas fractures can be treated effectively with a rigid cervical collar alone. Isolated displaced fractures or not displaced but with concurrent displaced axis fractures require immobilization by the halo vest.