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The Italian Spine Trauma Registry: design and rationale of a prospective nationwide multicenter study on surgically treated spinal trauma

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By Rossella Rispoli, Fabio Savoldi, Francesco Certo, Maurizio Passanisi, Rosario Maugeri, Matteo Vitali, Pasquale Donnarumma, Carla Daniela Anania, Fulvio Tartara, Francesco Costa, Rabih Chahine, Fabio Cofano, Barbara Cappelletto, Simona Bistazzoni, PierPaolo Nina, Paolo Quaglietta, Ilaria Melloni, Carlo Delvecchio, Cesare Francesco Soffiati, Jacopo Del Verme
| Nature Verified
Abstract Prospective, nationwide, multicenter observational cohort registry with first-year implementation data. To describe the design and rationale of the Italian Spine Trauma Registry (TVMit) and assess the feasibility of standardized nationwide recruitment and longitudinal data collection in surgically treated spinal trauma. Forty-eight neurosurgical centers across Italy.
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Frontiers | Case report: Interdisciplinary treatment of complex C1/C2 fractures in a patient with concomitant three-vessel coronary artery disease requiring bypass surgery

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By Di Francesco, Carlos A. Bagley, Luca Ricciardi, Barbara Cappelletto
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Introduction Injuries to the cervical spine occur in 2%–4% of all patients on admission to the emergency room, but may be life-threatening if associated with spinal cord injury (SCI) (1). Between 19%–51% of spinal trauma cases involve injuries to the cervical spine (2), and approximately 30% affecting the atlantoaxial region, with the odontoid being the most common site of injury to the C2 vertebra (3–6).
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