Objectives To quantify the rate of unstable injuries detected by MRI missed on CT in blunt
cervical spine (CS) trauma patients and assess the utility of MRI in CS clearance. Methods …

Background The Sustainable Development Goals include commitments to end poverty, and
promote education for all, gender equality, the availability of water and decent work for all …

Spine pathology afflicts people across the globe and is responsible for a large portion of
physician visits and healthcare costs. Imaging such as plain radiographs, CT, MRI, and …

Purpose To determine the utility of cervical spine MRI in blunt trauma evaluation for
instability after a negative non-contrast cervical spine CT. Methods A review of medical …

Object Clearance of the cervical spine in patients who have sustained trauma remains a
contentious issue. Clinical examination alone is sufficient in neurologically intact patients …

Importance A missed cervical spine (CS) injury can have devastating consequences. When
CS injuries cannot be ruled out clinically using the National Emergency X-Radiography …

Study objective Use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for cervical clearance after a
negative cervical computed tomography (CT) scan result in alert patients with blunt trauma …

Neurologic injury after regional anesthesia or pain medicine procedures is rare.
Postprocedural neurologic deficits may create high levels of anxiety for the patient and …

Rationale and objectives To provide a detailed analysis of injury patterns of the spine
following blunt trauma and establish the role of supplementary MRI by evaluating …

Objective To review computed tomography (CT) as a stand-alone test for the clearance of
cervical spine injury in the unevaluable patient population. Methods A PubMed database …