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Rev Esp Med Quir 2014; 19 (2)

Traumatic cervical C5-C6 dislocation, treatment with reduction and anterior plate type PCB (Scient´x). A case report

González RGA, Cordero RJD, Murguía CM, Yáñez MLG, Barrón GM

Language: Spanish
References: 12
Page: 205-209
PDF size: 697.74 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Injuries to the cervical spine dislocation type have become frequent in our country due to the increase in the accident rate of high energy, are classified into two groups and bifacetarias unifacetarias in the unifacetarias rarely have spinal injuries, however the present bifacetarias SCI in 95 % of cases , which may be complete or incomplete , with its anti-inflammatory use described, have been described are several ways of treating these dislocations from the tractions up surgeries posterior approaches which are usually recommended as sublaminar moorings are triaxial type, or perform two circumferential type approaches to treat anterior and posterior. But even that treatments have been described with an anterior approach as monotherapy, no reported cases of house PCB Hemost (Scient’X) plate dislocations.
The innovation of this treatment is that it was only necessary to an anterior approach with placement of PCB type box, which gives us enough stability to maintain reduced the affected area and avoid a second surgical treatmen.


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