Cervical immobilization

• The Relationship Between the Clavicular Tilt Angle and Sagittal Spinal Alignment Associated With Hyperkyphosis Posture
• Surgical management of craniocervical dissociation secondary to transclival fracture and bilateral occipital condyle disruption: illustrative case
• Positional asphyxia associated with cervical vertebral fractures
• Comparative Evaluation of Intraoral Stent Materials: Dosimetric Response Analysis
• Effects of Spinal Immobilization with Backboard at 20 Degrees on Pain and Discomfort Levels
• Traumatic odontoid fracture - Proposal of a treatment algorithm
• PER-Based DNA Cube Captor for High Specific and Efficient SERS Detection of HPV
• 5. Prehospital management

Immobilization of the cervical spine is a cornerstone of spinal injury management. In the context of suspected cervical spine injury, patients are immobilized in a 'neutral position' based on the head and trunk resting on a flat surface.