Spine fracture

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Traumatic spinal fractures often involve the vertebral body, transverse process and/or the spinous processes.

The superior articular processes, however, are seldom involved in both traumatic and stress-induced fractures.

see Cervical spine fracture.

see Thoracolumbar spine fracture.

see Sacral fracture.

Pathological spine fracture