2017
DOI: 10.1097/brs.0000000000002107
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Restriction of Cervical Intervertebral Movement With Different Types of External Immobilizers

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“…Based on recent research, current guidelines on spinal motion restriction of trauma patients recommend against using a rigid cervical collar as there are no proven bene ts on neurological outcomes or mortality, 10,41,[49][50][51][52][53][54] and the effect on the range of motion in the cervical spine is very limited. 51,[55][56][57][58] Furthermore, using a rigid cervical collar is correlated to a series of harmful effects such as impeded airway management, 10 worsening of existing cervical injury, 10 increased spinal movement due to pain or discomfort, 10 elevation of intracranial pressure due to impeded venous drainage through the neck, 59,60 Various boards and stretchers have been approved for handling a patient suspected of in-water traumatic spinal cord injury, and these may be an appropriate solution for the given situation.…”
Section: Recommendation Rationale Final Agreementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on recent research, current guidelines on spinal motion restriction of trauma patients recommend against using a rigid cervical collar as there are no proven bene ts on neurological outcomes or mortality, 10,41,[49][50][51][52][53][54] and the effect on the range of motion in the cervical spine is very limited. 51,[55][56][57][58] Furthermore, using a rigid cervical collar is correlated to a series of harmful effects such as impeded airway management, 10 worsening of existing cervical injury, 10 increased spinal movement due to pain or discomfort, 10 elevation of intracranial pressure due to impeded venous drainage through the neck, 59,60 Various boards and stretchers have been approved for handling a patient suspected of in-water traumatic spinal cord injury, and these may be an appropriate solution for the given situation.…”
Section: Recommendation Rationale Final Agreementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Korábbi kutatások alapján nem bizonyítható egyértelműen, hogy a merev nyakrögzítő gallér használatával jobb neurológiai, vagy halálozási kimenetel érhető el [9,19,20,21,22], azonban az bizonyított, hogy alkalmazása csökkenti a nyaki gerinc mozgathatóságát vertikális irányban [22,23,24,25,26]. A "Th e American Association of Neurological Surgeons" (AANS) és a "Congress of Neurological Surgeons" 2013-ban új irányelvet adtak ki a gerinc stabilizációjával kapcsolatban, melyben a merev nyakrögzítő gallér szerepel, azonban ez az ajánlás főként anatómiai és mechanikai megfontolásokon alapszik, nem pedig evidenciákon [27].…”
Section: Azon Felnőtt Traumás Betegek Esetén Akiknél Fennáll a Másodlagos Gerincsérülés Esélye Szükséges-e Merev Nyakrögzítő Használata?unclassified
“…The advantages and disadvantages of one over another continue to be a topic of debate. 22,23 The ATLS, PHTLS, and AANS/CNS guidelines recommend using the spine board with supportive blocks and straps as an effective patient transportation method. Immobilization with sandbags and tape is not recommended.…”
Section: ) Patient Transportationmentioning
confidence: 99%