… Our results suggest that a minority of UK-based surgeons use hard collars after elective
cervical spine procedures. Where collars are used, specific indications are mixed, but they are …

… The commonly identified medical devices associated with the risk of developing medical
device-related pressure injuries from this review include respiratory devices, cervical collars, …

… Predominantly, these injuries affect the cervical spine (c-spine), which presents a … cervical
spine injury (CSI) [2,3]. The associated prolonged immobilization due to cervical collars can …

… during transportation, and prolong cervical collar immobilization and its associated illnesses.
… imaging or prolonged cervical immobilization in excluding significant cervical spine injury …

… After reductions, the authors proposed a single anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF),
along with the use of a Miami-J collar. Radiological failure rate was present in 8 (21%) of …

… , and delayed surgery were common adverse events associated with cervical collar use. …
heterogeneity of studies limited our sensitivity analysis per cervical fracture type and age. Future …

… Fusion rate is statistically unrelated to cervical collar use The results of the study suggest
that short-term cervical collar use post ACDF and interbody cage may help certain patients …

… is usual practice to apply a cervical collar to the neck of … cervical collars is that the trauma
patient may have sustained an unstable cervical spine injury, and that the application of a collar …

… Purpose: Although the use of soft cervical collars in the emergency department (ED), for …
The purpose of our study was to investigate the impact of the early use of soft cervical collars on …

… a long spinal board, a correctly sized cervical collar, and head blocks with straps to secure
… neck collar and requests that it is removed. You wonder whether the cervical collar provides …