Hey guys. A couple things to add. 10:49 - This facet joint is between C3 and C4. 12:40 - Failed to mention important measurements here. The retropharyngeal soft tissue thickness at C2 should be
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Just for fun… as this was a nice description of normal anatomy…Spaces can vary between dens and lateral mass because of rotational misalignment of atlas or fracture of atlas. No serial stabilization necessary if no acute trauma (head trauma has done this). To verify this you can take a lateral film and draw a line along he articular surface of anterior tubercle and then a perpendicular line from center of anterior tubercle. This line should go through the rest of the atlas. If it only goes through the arches and not the posterior tubercle ; then it indicates the thin part we’re vertebral artery traverses is fractured. Patients will present this finding(s) more often than not. You can prove this with pre and post trauma x-rays. I’ve even seen this change after whiplash. It’s not only in head trauma. The shape of the occipital condyles caused the fracture to make overlap on the APOM, but not always. It can even be narrowed (rare) in some cases. You just have to have a large enough set of patients and you will notice this. So this line perpendicular to to the center of the articular surface of anterior tubercle, can be called Chuck’s line. That’s my name. In case you don’t know what to call it. Just haven’t seen this in the literature? These fractures are common and don’t kill because the atlas is firmly attached to dura=it’s not going very far unless you really get clobbered (
hi. pls do MRI neck, wellread, learning have suspect CSF leak, stenosis etc and sepsis after abdo surgery, see part of oropharyngal area on mri neck spine, want to learn more thank you
I have cervical kyposis with a C5 disk protrusion and malrotation. I'm 38 years old and have had terrible shoulders and neck pain for years..... I'm getting chiropractor manual manipulation twice a week and stretches to do at home. Is this the correct treatment?? General practitioners aren't trained in spinal injuries and I've been suffering from so many symptoms with no treatment other than chiropractic....
What happens if the C7 transverse process on one side is superior (points up) along with the T1 transverse process? Instead of it pointing down. I have severe pain in that exact spot on my left side where my neck and shoulder meet, and it can’t be a coincidence that my x-ray shows that side pointing up instead of down.
Is there a part 2!? And I beg you to take us through CT of the c spine. You’re honestly so flipping good at explaining
Hey guys. A couple things to add.
10:49 - This facet joint is between C3 and C4.
12:40 - Failed to mention important measurements here. The retropharyngeal soft tissue thickness at C2 should be
No worries man! We knew what you meant!
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I always open Ur vedios thinking that the topic I'm studying is difficult but U prove me wrong every single time
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This is great! I would love to see a video on this anatomy on MR! And for the rest of the spine, honestly…
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Excellent vedios.Could you please arrange a vedio on ankle anatomy, X-ray and MRI.
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Hi, hopefully you can do tspine lspine mri anatomy, sequences that needed for pathologies. Thanks
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Just for fun… as this was a nice description of normal anatomy…Spaces can vary between dens and lateral mass because of rotational misalignment of atlas or fracture of atlas. No serial stabilization necessary if no acute trauma (head trauma has done this). To verify this you can take a lateral film and draw a line along he articular surface of anterior tubercle and then a perpendicular line from center of anterior tubercle. This line should go through the rest of the atlas. If it only goes through the arches and not the posterior tubercle ; then it indicates the thin part we’re vertebral artery traverses is fractured. Patients will present this finding(s) more often than not. You can prove this with pre and post trauma x-rays. I’ve even seen this change after whiplash. It’s not only in head trauma. The shape of the occipital condyles caused the fracture to make overlap on the APOM, but not always. It can even be narrowed (rare) in some cases. You just have to have a large enough set of patients and you will notice this. So this line perpendicular to to the center of the articular surface of anterior tubercle, can be called Chuck’s line. That’s my name. In case you don’t know what to call it. Just haven’t seen this in the literature? These fractures are common and don’t kill because the atlas is firmly attached to dura=it’s not going very far unless you really get clobbered (
Chucks line
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hi. pls do MRI neck, wellread, learning have suspect CSF leak, stenosis etc and sepsis after abdo surgery, see part of oropharyngal area on mri neck spine, want to learn more thank you
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Excellent anatomy
Please cerebral venous anatomy lecture
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I have cervical kyposis with a C5 disk protrusion and malrotation. I'm 38 years old and have had terrible shoulders and neck pain for years..... I'm getting chiropractor manual manipulation twice a week and stretches to do at home. Is this the correct treatment?? General practitioners aren't trained in spinal injuries and I've been suffering from so many symptoms with no treatment other than chiropractic....
Thanks a lot 🙏 kindly upload more content.
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The 2 borders of mandible can be seen separately in the inferior portion.must be a tilt.
Please which hospital do you work in…where can I get the best treatment for cervical spondylosis issues
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What happens if the C7 transverse process on one side is superior (points up) along with the T1 transverse process? Instead of it pointing down. I have severe pain in that exact spot on my left side where my neck and shoulder meet, and it can’t be a coincidence that my x-ray shows that side pointing up instead of down.
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