Cervical fracture of the anterior and posterior elements without evidence of neurological deficit A report of three cases

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Kazuo Kaneko
Tomonori Baba
K. Kikuchi
Yukio Inoue
Yoshio Shimamura
Tomoya Muta
Hisashi Kurosawa
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[1] Department of Orthopaedic and Traumatologic Surgery,
[2] Juntendo University,undefined
[3] Izunagaoka Hospital,undefined
[4] Tagata,undefined
[5] Shizuoka,undefined
[6] Japan,undefined
[7] 1129 Nagaoka,undefined
[8] Izunagaoka,undefined
[9] Tagata,undefined
[10] Shizuoka,undefined
[11] Japan e-mail: orthop-jun-izu@mx5.ttcn.ne.jp Tel.: +81-559-483111,undefined
[12] Fax: +81-559-460010,undefined
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Neurological Deficit; Spinal Canal; Motor Impairment; Spinal Fracture; Posterior Element;
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We present three cases of cervical spinal fracture, involving two columns without an obvious neurological deficit. Usually if two of three columns are fractured, the injury is considered unstable structurally and clinically. Fortunately our cases did not involve sensory or motor impairment because of an enlargement of the spinal canal.
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