Objective Several studies have looked for an association between radiologic findings and
neurologic outcome after cervical trauma. In the current literature, there is a paucity of …

Background Spinal cord injury (SCI) without computed tomography evidence of trauma is
underreported in adults and is considered a subtype of SCI with relatively good outcome …

Study objective Use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for cervical clearance after a
negative cervical computed tomography (CT) scan result in alert patients with blunt trauma …

The number of patients presenting with spine-related problems has globally increased, with
an enormous growing demand for the use of medical imaging to address this problem. The …

Importance Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) continues to be performed for cervical
clearance of obtunded blunt trauma, despite poor evidence regarding its utility after a normal …

Methods: Clinical and radiological data from patients with acute traumatic cervical SCI and a
first MRI performed within 48 h of trauma were retrospectively reviewed. Patients were …

Introduction The most common cause of hospital emergency department visits is trauma
resulting from a variety of underlying mechanisms. Unknown neck and spinal cord injuries …

The first-line imaging evaluation of traumatic spine injury is computed tomography (CT). MRI
offers complementary information through direct assessment of soft tissue injury to the disks …

With extended and continued expansion of medical imaging utilization in modern medical
practice over last decade, radiologists as well as other faculty staff dealing with radiographic …

Background and Aim Cervical hyperextension injury is very frequent with anterior
longitudinal ligament (ALL) injury, and the ligament damage has a remarkable effect on …