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Anatomical Parameters for Occipital Condyle Screws: An Analysis of 500 Condyles Using CT Scans.

David N BernsteinTochukwu C IkpezeKenneth FoxxAdan OmarAddisu Mesfin
Published in: Global spine journal (2021)
Our findings are similar to previous studies in the field; however, length appears slightly shorter. Further, measurement differences were appreciated by sex but not age. Thus, our measurement findings emphasize the importance of preoperative planning utilizing individual patient anatomy to ensure safe placement of occipital condyle screws for optimal outcomes.
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