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Manejo de la patología cervical traumática urgente en nuestro medio. Caso clínico
Management of urgent traumatic cervical pathology in our environment. A case report.
PÉREZ-CLIMENT V, RAMÓN-LÓPEZ K, VALLS-VILALTA JJ, ROMERO-MARTÍNEZ JM, FERNÁNDEZ-FERNÁNDEZ N, CUÑAT-NAVARRO L, POYATOS-CAMPOS J. HOSPITAL GENERAL UNIVERSITARIO DE CASTELLÓN
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16/04/2024
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16/04/2024
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16/04/2024
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Resumen (ES)
We present the case of a 52-year-old woman with traumatic C6/C7 fracture-dislocation without neurological symptoms.
The decision was definitive treatment 48 hours later by a specialized surgery team in two stages: first, closed reduction
and anterior approach, followed by posterior approach after 7 days. The patient's progress has been satisfactory,
maintaining her ASIA grade. Cervical dislocations usually require urgent reduction. However, in our case, because the
patient was neurologically intact, it allowed for a delayed treatment approach for the injury, as supported by various
current bibliographic references.
The decision was definitive treatment 48 hours later by a specialized surgery team in two stages: first, closed reduction
and anterior approach, followed by posterior approach after 7 days. The patient's progress has been satisfactory,
maintaining her ASIA grade. Cervical dislocations usually require urgent reduction. However, in our case, because the
patient was neurologically intact, it allowed for a delayed treatment approach for the injury, as supported by various
current bibliographic references.
Palabras clave (ES):
reducción
urgente.
Luxación
cervical
Resumen (EN)
We present the case of a 52-year-old woman with traumatic C6/C7 fracture-dislocation without neurological symptoms.
The decision was definitive treatment 48 hours later by a specialized surgery team in two stages: first, closed reduction
and anterior approach, followed by posterior approach after 7 days. The patient's progress has been satisfactory,
maintaining her ASIA grade. Cervical dislocations usually require urgent reduction. However, in our case, because the
patient was neurologically intact, it allowed for a delayed treatment approach for the injury, as supported by various
current bibliographic references.
The decision was definitive treatment 48 hours later by a specialized surgery team in two stages: first, closed reduction
and anterior approach, followed by posterior approach after 7 days. The patient's progress has been satisfactory,
maintaining her ASIA grade. Cervical dislocations usually require urgent reduction. However, in our case, because the
patient was neurologically intact, it allowed for a delayed treatment approach for the injury, as supported by various
current bibliographic references.
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