Dorsal open reduction with pedicle screw rod internal fixation for lower cervical spine dislocation: A retrospective analysis of 12 cases

Anterior cervical distraction and screw elevating-pulling reduction is simple with low risk, short operation duration, good effect of intraoperative vertebral reduction and well-recovered function after the operation. Meanwhile, as a safe and effective operation method for cervical spine fractures and dislocations, it can reduce postoperative complications and the risk of the iatrogenic cervical spinal cord injury caused by prying or facet joint springing during conventional reduction, having more obvious advantages compared to the conventional surgical reduction adopted by group A, with good cervical spine stability as shown in long-term follow-up. Therefore, it is suitable for clinical promotion and application.

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Comparison of the technique of anterior cervical distraction and screw elevating-pulling reduction and conventional anterior cervical reduction technique for traumatic cervical spine fractures and dislocations

Huang

Cheng

et al. 2017

International Journal of Surgery

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Dorsal open reduction with pedicle screw rod internal fixation for lower cervical spine dislocation: A retrospective analysis of 12 cases

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Comparison of the technique of anterior cervical distraction and screw elevating-pulling reduction and conventional anterior cervical reduction technique for traumatic cervical spine fractures and dislocations

Comparison of the technique of anterior cervical distraction and screw elevating-pulling reduction and conventional anterior cervical reduction technique for traumatic cervical spine fractures and dislocations

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