Hyperflexion-compression fracture - cervicothoracic junction
Diagnosis almost certain
Updates to Case Attributes
Title
was changed:
Hyperflexion-compression fracture of the 1st thoracic vertebra- cervicothoracic junction
Body
was changed:
If you look carefully atOn the T1 and STIR images, you must suspect findings are suspicious for an injury of the right interarticular portion and inferior articular process of T1, that would mean involvement of all 3three columns. CT is mandatory for treatment planning in this situation.
-<p>If you look carefully at the T1 and STIR images, you must suspect an injury of the right interarticular portion and inferior articular process of T1, that would mean involvement of all <a href="/articles/three-column-concept-of-spinal-fractures">3 columns</a>. CT is mandatory for treatment planning in this situation.</p>- +<p>On the T1 and STIR images findings are suspicious for an injury of the right interarticular portion and inferior articular process of T1, that would mean involvement of all <a href="/articles/three-column-concept-of-spinal-fractures">three columns</a>. CT is mandatory for treatment planning in this situation.</p>
Systems changed:
- Spine
Updates to Link Attributes
Title
was removed:
Type
was removed.
Visible
was set to
.
Updates to Primarylink Attributes
Updates to Freetext Attributes
Description
was added:
Updates to Study Attributes
Images Changes:
Image MRI (Gradient Echo) ( update )
Specifics
changed from T2 to Gradient Echo.
Description
was removed:
Unable to process the form. Check for errors and try again.