Imaging of Spine Trauma
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.rcl.2019.02.007
Imaging of Spine Trauma
Abstract
Every year in North America, approximately 3 million patients are evaluated for spinal injury. Of blunt trauma patients presenting to the emergency department, 3% to 4% will have a cervical spine injury, and up to 18% will suffer a thoracolumbar spine injury. Failure to identify an unstable spine injury can lead to devastating outcomes.
Keywords: Blunt trauma; CT; Spinal injury; Spine fracture.
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