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Traumatic cervical spine fracture patterns on CT: a retrospective analysis at a level 1 trauma center.

Anji TangJayashri PawarChristopher P BridgeRyan KingSujay S KakarmathMitchel B HarrisBharti Khurana
Published in: Emergency radiology (2021)
C2 was the most commonly fractured vertebral level. Multi-level traumatic cervical spine fractures constituted 40% of our cohort, most commonly at C6/C7 and C1/C2. Although the conditional probability of concurrent fracture in studies with multi-level fractures was greatest in contiguous levels, nearly one-third of multi-level fractures involved non-contiguous fractures.
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