Trauma case reports · 2023
Closed reduction of fracture-dislocation of the sub-axial cervical spine with Gardner-Wells tongs. Technical note.
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Rios Jeasson Javier Pérez, Bernáldez Guillermo Iván Ladewig, Oropeza Edith Oropeza, Aguilar Oscar Josué Montes, Olvera Manuel Dufoo
Аннотация
STUDY DESIGN: Technical note.
PURPOSE: To provide a technical description of the placement of Gardner-Wells tongs and the performance of awake cranio-cervical traction to reduce AO type C injuries of the sub-axial cervical spine with Gardner-Wells tongs.
METHODS: In this technical note, the authors present the indications, the contraindications, the pull-out of the pins, a detailed description of the technique for its proper placement, traction reduction technique, reduction maneuvers, complications and post-reduction care.
RESULTS: Awake reduction of AO type C injuries of the sub-axial cervical spine can be successfully performed using Gardner-Wells tongs.
CONCLUSIONS: There is sufficient evidence to recommend the use of cranio-cervical traction in these vertebral injuries; however, we lack a detailed technical note to guide its proper placement.
PURPOSE: To provide a technical description of the placement of Gardner-Wells tongs and the performance of awake cranio-cervical traction to reduce AO type C injuries of the sub-axial cervical spine with Gardner-Wells tongs.
METHODS: In this technical note, the authors present the indications, the contraindications, the pull-out of the pins, a detailed description of the technique for its proper placement, traction reduction technique, reduction maneuvers, complications and post-reduction care.
RESULTS: Awake reduction of AO type C injuries of the sub-axial cervical spine can be successfully performed using Gardner-Wells tongs.
CONCLUSIONS: There is sufficient evidence to recommend the use of cranio-cervical traction in these vertebral injuries; however, we lack a detailed technical note to guide its proper placement.