0 Abstract-Criteria for excluding cervical spine injury in patients who have sustained blunt head or neck trauma were prospectively studied at four hospitals in the Chicago area. The authors attempted to define a subset of these adult patients who, based on clinical criteria, could reliably he excluded from cervical spine radiography, thus avoiding unnecessary radiation and saving considerable time and money in their evaluation. Patients fell into four groups: (1) patients who were awake, alert, and had no complaint of neck pain or tender-ness on physical examination; (2) patients who were awake, alert, but had complaint of neck pain or tenderness on physical examination laterally over the trapezius muscle on-ly; (3) patients who were awake...
Common emergency room practice mandates cervical spine (C-spine) films in all trauma patients with p...
The American College of Surgery currently recommends routine performance of lateral cervical radiogr...
ABSTRACT Objective: Traumatic brain injury, often referred to as TBI, is considered as acute event ...
Traumatic cervical spine injuries can result in severe disability or death unless promptly diagnosed...
Because clinicians fear missing oc-cult cervical-spine injuries, they obtain cervical radio-graphs f...
This is a systematic review of published evidence regarding management of the cervical spine in cons...
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is commonly associated with other injuries, such as cervical spine inju...
This is a systemic review of the published evidence regarding cervical spine management in unconscio...
BACKGROUND: Injury to the cervical spine (CS) is common after major trauma. The Eastern Association ...
Cervical spine immobilization is standard during the early stages of prehospital and hospital care o...
In the United States and Canada, more than 13 million trauma patients are at risk for cervical spine...
Background: Management of the cervical spine following blunt trauma is commonplace. In 2013, the Ame...
Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the accompanied cervical injuries of the patients present...
Common emergency room practice mandates cervical spine (C-spine) films in all trauma patients with p...
The American College of Surgery currently recommends routine performance of lateral cervical radiogr...
ABSTRACT Objective: Traumatic brain injury, often referred to as TBI, is considered as acute event ...
Traumatic cervical spine injuries can result in severe disability or death unless promptly diagnosed...
Because clinicians fear missing oc-cult cervical-spine injuries, they obtain cervical radio-graphs f...
This is a systematic review of published evidence regarding management of the cervical spine in cons...
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is commonly associated with other injuries, such as cervical spine inju...
This is a systemic review of the published evidence regarding cervical spine management in unconscio...
BACKGROUND: Injury to the cervical spine (CS) is common after major trauma. The Eastern Association ...
Cervical spine immobilization is standard during the early stages of prehospital and hospital care o...
In the United States and Canada, more than 13 million trauma patients are at risk for cervical spine...
Background: Management of the cervical spine following blunt trauma is commonplace. In 2013, the Ame...
Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the accompanied cervical injuries of the patients present...
Common emergency room practice mandates cervical spine (C-spine) films in all trauma patients with p...
The American College of Surgery currently recommends routine performance of lateral cervical radiogr...
ABSTRACT Objective: Traumatic brain injury, often referred to as TBI, is considered as acute event ...