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Change: factors. The only thing you can be surefactors? of wasImportantly, thatthe itasymmetry was not apparent on CT scansscan imaging 24 hours after the initial trauma. This case does not support the notion of asymmetry as a normal variant- the asymmetry was not evident a2424
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Change: ThiosThis patient presented to the ED following a sports injury. There is no clear evidence of a cervical injury.Bilateral offsets of the lateral masses of C1Incomplete fusion of the anterior and posterior arches of C1spina bifida occulta of the neural arch of c1 Case 4fracture
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Change: c1 Case 4fractureDiscussionThese four cases demonstrtae a variety of possible findings associated with odontoid-lateral mass asymmetry. It is useful for the radiographer to be aware of the significance of this appearance and the possible imaging options and diagnostic outcomes... back to the Applied Radiography home page
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Mar 28 2009, 1:25 AM EDT
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Change: This case does not support the notion of asymmetry as a normal variant- the asymmetry was not evident a24 hours after the injury.... back to the Applied Radiography home page Case 2 This AP view of the odontoid peg demonstrates asymmetry
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Mar 28 2009, 1:22 AM EDT
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Change: to be considered in the context of: clinical signs (eg parasthesia, head control, pain) mechanism of injury (eg high speed MVA) evidence of injury demonstrated on the other cervical spine projections soft tissue signs of injury. ... back to the Applied Radiography home page
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Mar 28 2009, 1:22 AM EDT
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Change: This AP view of the odontoid peg demonstrates asymmetry of the lateral masses of C1 with respect to the dens. This asymmetry is evident despite
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Change: thing you can be sure of was that it was not apparent on CT scans 24 hours after the initial trauma. ... back to the Applied Radiography home page
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Change: Renamed from Odontoid-lateralmass Asymmetry by Mar 27 2009, 10:27 PM EDT for: Rename
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Change: You could speculate as to the cause of the apparent odontoid-lateral mass asymmetry on the initial plain films. I would suggest that it was not
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Change: This patient presented to the ED with neck pain following a sports injury. The lateral cervical spine image appears to be normal. The prevertebral soft tissues are within normal limits. The AP cervical spine appears to be normal. The first attempt at an odontoid view demonstrates significant odontoid-lateral mass asymmetry.
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Mar 27 2009, 9:14 AM EDT
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Change: oon the AP odontoid image. The difficulty with this finding in trauma patients is that it is potentially very important to establish whether it is a normal variant or a pathological appearance. Research Odontoid-lateral mass asymmetry in minimally symptomatic patients: a normal variant. European Journal of
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Change: C2C1 with respect to the odontoid process is not uncommonly seen o the AP odontoid image. The difficulty with this finding in trauma patients is that it is potentially very important to establish whether it is a normal variant or a pathological appearance. Research Odontoid-lateral mass asymmetry
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Change: it is potentially very impotrantimportant to establish whether it is a normal variant or a pathological appearance. ResearchOdontoid-lateral mass asymmetry in minimally symptomatic patients: a normal variant. European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery & Traumatology. Volume 13, Number 2 / June, 2003 Case 1
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Change: lateral masses of C2 with respect to the odontoid process is not uncommonly seen o the AP odontoid image. The difficulty with this finding in trauma patients is that it is potentially very impotrant to establish whether it is a normal variant or a pathological appearance. ResearchOdontoid-lateral mass
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Change: Created by Mar 27 2009, 7:28 AM EDT for: no reason given
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