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Meanings of cervical spine in English

Portuguese
coluna cervical
Spanish
columna cervical
Catalan
columna cervical
Wikidata

Upper part of the spine.

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coluna cervical
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Usage of cervical spine in English
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Conclusions: Clinical cervical spine tests can support the diagnostic process for CST.
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Results: The injury mechanism was usually a hyperextension of the cervical spine.
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One patient needed re-surgery of the cervical spine above the fused segment.
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In the subaxial cervical spine 4 additional subtypes for facet injuries exist.
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The authors describe two patients with synovial chondromatosis involving the cervical spine.
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Objective: To assess the interexaminer reproducibility of physical examination of the cervical spine.
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Jho proposed anterior uncoforaminotomy as an alternative motion-preserving procedure at the cervical spine.
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Tracheal intubation is challenging in patients with severe cervical spine pathology.
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Background: C5 palsy is a well-reported complication of cervical spine surgery.
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The medics also discussed pitch-side care, anti-doping, scrum forces and cervical spine care.
Radio NZ
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He saw no fractures on the neck films; her cervical spine was stable.
Gravity
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Reaching with your chin compresses the discs in your cervical spine.
Climbing Magazine
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The trachea may be pinched between the innominate artery and the cervical spine.
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Among them, 162 presented traumatic brain injury or cervical spine fracture.
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Study objective: Previous studies of cervical spine injury involve individual institutions or special populations.
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Limitations: A limited number of clinical cervical spine tests were used in this study.
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