Open Reduction and Decompression of Atlantoaxial Subluxation with Basilar Impression Due to Grisel Syndrome Using the Cervical Management Base Unit

Keyphrases

• Open Reduction 100%
• Craniocervical 100%
• Basilar Impression 100%
• Atlantoaxial Subluxation 100%
• Open Decompression 100%
• Grisel's Syndrome 100%
• Deformity 66%
• Fluoroscopy 66%
• Neuromonitoring 66%
• Craniocervical Junction 66%
• Etiology 33%
• Head-and-neck 33%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 33%
• Antibiotic Therapy 33%
• Fusion Process 33%
• After Surgery 33%
• Subluxation 33%
• Plain Film 33%
• Anatomical Alignment 33%
• Dens 33%
• Surgery Therapy 33%
• Impingement 33%
• Epidural Abscess 33%
• Complete Reductions 33%
• Bone Joint 33%
• Translation Mechanism 33%
• Joint Laxity 33%
• Bone Interface 33%
• Restitution 33%
• Poor Bone Quality 33%
• Instrumented Fusion 33%
• Atlantodental Interval 33%
• Axial Translation 33%
• Medullary Compression 33%
• Presurgical Assessment 33%
• Dynamic Utility 33%
• Anatomic Correction 33%
• Craniocervical Alignment 33%
• Spinolaminar Line 33%
• Elevator 33%
• Clivoaxial Angle 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Base 100%
• Open Reduction (Procedure) 100%
• Basilar Invagination 100%
• Atlantoaxial Subluxation 100%
• Disease 33%
• Neuromonitoring 33%
• Fluoroscopy 33%
• Antibiotic Therapy 16%
• Neck 16%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 16%
• Subluxation 16%
• Epidural Abscess 16%
• Spinal Cord Compression 16%
• Joint Laxity 16%