Week 4 - N Rad Test
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| A. Interclinoid Ligament CalcificationB. 1.Genital urinary system 2.cardiopulmonary system 3.nervous systemC. Enlarged EOP, Occipital Spur (this is known to fracture with direct trauma)D. Intercalary bone (ossicle)E. most common at C7, but can be seen at C6 or C5. 0.5% of population, Bilateral 66% of time, twice as common in femaliens!F. Apophyseal joint fusion, also SP fusion occurs as wellG. Klippel-Feil Syndrome (aka: Brevicollis). ratio of male to female is 1:1H. Petroclinoid Ligament CalcificationI. true, usually cervical spondylolisthesis accompanies itJ. Sprengel's Deformity, more common in females 2:1, and is usually unilateral.K. 1.Low Posterior hairline 2.Short Webbed neck 3.Decreased cervical range of motion. (think big Matt in our class)L. No its usually asymptomaticM. 1.Scoliosis (most common associated condition) 2.rib anomalies 3.Sprengel's deformity (20-25%) 4.Omovertebral bone 5.Atlanto-occipital dysplasia & platybasia 6.Deafness 7.Synkinesia 8.Congenital heart defectsN. 1.Scoliosis 2.Hemivertebrae 3.Blocked Vertebrae 4.SBO 5.Cervical RibsO. Congenital Block Vertebra (Wasp waist) There is a C shape in anterior vertebral bodiesP. compression of external carotid artery by the styloid process can produce pain in orbital or temporal region, can cause nagging pain in pharynx, radiating to mastoid region. AKA's:Styloid process syndrome; Carotid artery syndrome, **Eagle SyndromeQ. When the TVP of C7 extends beyond the length of the TVP of T1R. TOS - Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, where the subclavian vessels or brachial plexus could be compressedS. C5/6, T12/L1, L4/L5. in a decreasing order of incidenceT. Cervical Spondylolisthesis |
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