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Delayed or Missed Diagnosis of Cervical Instability after Traumatic Injury: Usefulness of Dynamic Flexion and Extension Radiographs

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By Chang Gi Yeo, Ikchan Jeon
| e-neurospine.org
Prompt and accurate detection of traumatic cervical spine lesion is important, because delayed or missed diagnosis might lead to catastrophic consequences for patients, ranging from minor neurological deficits to complete tetraplegia1,5). The incidence of delayed or missed diagnosis of cervical spine injury is between 4.9 to 20%3,6,8).
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Three-Years Outcome of Microdiscectomy via Paramedian Approach for Lumbar Foraminal or Extraforaminal Disc Herniations in Elderly Patients over 65 Years Old

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By Ikchan Jeon, Kwang Chul Song, Chang Gi Yeo, Sam Kyu Ko
| e-neurospine.org
1. Abdullah AF, Ditto EW 3rd, Byrd EB, Williams R. Extreme-lateral lumbar disc herniations. Clinical syndrome and special problems of diagnosis. J Neurosurg 1974 41:229-234. PMID: 4841878. 2. Abdullah AF, Wolber PG, Warfield JR, Gunadi IK. Surgical management of extreme lateral lumbar disc herniations: review of 138 cases. Neurosurgery 1988 22:648-653. PMID: 3374776. 3. Bae HG, Choi SK, Joo KS, Kim BT, Doh JW, Lee KS, et al. Morphometric aspects of extraforaminal lumbar nerve roots.
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