Cervical spine computed tomography

• Acute Traumatic Cataract Diagnosed by Ocular Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) in the Emergency Department
• Innovative Technique of Anchoring the Upper End of the Cervical Plate With C1 Anterior Arch Screw for Upper Cervical Tumors
• Retropharyngeal Abscess as a Cause of Bilateral Brachial Palsy in a Neonate
• Radiological evaluation and clinical implications of deep learning- and MRI-based synthetic CT for the assessment of cervical spine injuries
• Targeted anterior expansion of the cervical facet joints achieves indirect foraminal decompression and reduces spondylolisthesis via a posterior approach: a cadaveric study
• Geriatric Type II Fractures of the Dens Axis: Biomechanical Superiority of a New Osteosynthesis Plate Compared to Common Anterior Screw Fixation
• A novel Z-shaped anti-rotation rod for atlantoaxial dislocation reduction: finite element analysis
• Advancements in clinical practices of computed tomography imaging and its implications on surgical strategies for the management of cervical ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament: A systematic review

Computed tomography is effective in the detection of clinically significant CS injuries in adults deemed eligible for evaluation who had a neurologic deficit or CS pain.

Is being utilized with increasing frequency as a screening test for patients with potential cervical spine injury. However, the appropriate screening test to rule out cervical spine injury in the blunt trauma patient is unclear.