Die Rotationssubluxation der Halswirbelsäule

Unilateral facet rotational dislocation of cervical spine

Summary

Unilateral cervical dislocations are less common and have fewer accompanying neurological complications than bilateral. A case of unilateral rotational dislocated facet has been described. Postoperatively, all deficts were improved. According to the literature, the diagnosis of this entity is often missed and the treatment is controversial.

Zusammenfassung

Einseitige Luxationen der Halswirbelsäule sind wesentlich seltener und weniger häufig mit neurologischen Defiziten vergesellschaftet als bilaterale. Anhand einer Kasuistik wird eine einseitige Rotationsdislokation der Facettengelenke der Halswirbelsäule dokumentiert. Nach ventro-dorso-ventraler Spondylodese war der Patient beschwerdefrei. Eine korrekte Diagnose wird in diesen Fällen häufig verfehlt bei zudem kontroverser therapeutischer Vorgehensweise.

Cervical vertebrae - dislocations - unilateral

Halswirbelsäule - Luxation - einseitig

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