Posted: Jun 26 2020

upper cervical injuries ... a guide for managment (part 2)

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The main learning objectives is to perfectely diagnose and manage cervical fractures.
To be a safe surgeon you have to know surgical anatomy , natural history, pathogenesis and the outcome of your management

1) For a patient with a type II odontoid fracture, which of the following factors best predicts the development of a nonunion with nonsurgical management?

Frontal oblique pattern

Magnitude of fracture displacement

Degree of posterior angulation

Age

Patient history of diabetes mellitus

Other

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