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Revista Médica Sinergia 2021; 6 (01)

Odontoides fracture and types of surgical treatment

San Lee RL, Araya RE, González ADE

Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 1-13
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ABSTRACT

Odontoid fracture occurs in a high percentage of all cervical spine fractures. In two opposite age groups, young adults for high-energy trauma and older adults for low-energy trauma. Diagnosis is performed with imaging studies which allow the Aderson and D`Alonzo classification to be applied to the types of odontoid fractures. This classification is used in clinical practice as a treatment guide; together with specific indications, it is possible to determine cases of surgical management. According to the criteria, the most appropriate for each case is chosen from the different surgical approaches. Surgical techniques as treatment of odontoid fracture, have advantages and disadvantages for the recovery of the patient.


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