Operative Treatment For Cervical Spine Fractures

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Operative Treatment For Cervical Spine Fractures Dr. T. G. Hogan

Occipito-cervical Dissociation

Occipitocervical Instability Basion-Dens-Interval <12 mm. >12 mm. Suggests Vertical Instability Basion-Axial-Interval < 12mm >12mm. Suggests Anterior Instability <0mm. Suggests Posterior Instability Occipitocervical Instability Basion Basion Axis Int <12 BDI < 12

Occipitocervical Dislocation Mechanism Unclear Rotation & Distraction Neurological Deficits Confusing High Tetraplegia Cruciate Paralysis Wallenberg’s Syndrome Ligamentous Injuries = Unstable Avoid Traction

Atlas Fractures: Extension Anterior Arch Hyper-extension Avulsion of Longus Colli R/O Other Injuries 65% (Landells) Stewart G, Radiology 1977

Atlas Fractures: Extension Posterior Arch Fractures Occipital Pain & Numbness Stable R/O Other Injuries (Odontoid #)

Jefferson Fractures Four Part Burst Axial Load 6.9 mm Overhang Spence KF, JBJS, 1970 8.1 mm Overhang Heller JG, J Spinal Disord, 1993

Lateral Mass Fractures of C-1 Free-Floating Lateral Mass of C-1 Often Comminuted Segal & Stauffer, JBJS, 1987

Treatment & Results C-1 #’s Good Results Reported with Halo Traction + Vest Rigid or Simple Orthoses Late Pain: Ant/Post Arch 50% Jefferson 70% Lateral Mass 33% Landells, VanPeteghem, Spine 1987

Anderson & D’Alonzo Classification (JBJS, 1974) Type I Type II Type III

Odontoid fractures Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 From Anderson and D’Alonzo JBJS (1974) 56A 1663-1674 cited in Chapman and Anderson, Cervical Spine Trauma chapter in Frymoyer JW ed The Adult Spine Second Edition 1997 Lippincott-Raven, Philadelphia

Type II Odontoid Halo-Thoracic Brace Non-union Rate 14-32-75% Risk Factors: Failure to Treat 5mm Displacement >10 deg. Angulation Posterior Displacement Elderly

Type II Odontoid Direct Screw Fixation Preserves C1-2 Motion No Bone Graft Required Avoid Non-Unions Avoid Reverse Oblique # Aebi, Spine 1989

Type II Odontoid Posterior Fusion Trans-articular Facet Screws Primary for Non or Delayed Union Trans-articular Facet Screws 96% Fusion Rate Restricted Rotation

C2 Magerl screw fixation Good stability Does not need odontoid C1 arch C2 arch Challenging

Odontoid stabilisation Osteosynthesis: odontoid screw fixation Arthrodesis: Magerl screw fixation - challenging Good stability Does not need odontoid, C1 arch or C2 arch

Traumatic Spondylolisthesis C-2 (Levine & Edwards, JBJS, 1985)

Traumatic Spondylolisthesis C-2 (Levine & Edwards, JBJS, 1985)

Traumatic Spondylolisthesis C-2 (Levine & Edwards, JBJS, 1985)

Traumatic Spondylolisthesis C-2 (Levine & Edwards, JBJS, 1985) Dislocated

Subaxial C-Spine

Flexion-compression... Allen B, The Cervical Spine (Chapter 6) ed Sherk et al, Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1989 Stages of compressive flexion When to refer…….most GPs would likely refer from stage 3 on, when the anterior column compression is becoming a burst fracture, and when we would begin to add a CT for evaluation and determination of the type of brace or other treatment. 3 4 2 5 1

Checklist Approach Applies to trauma and degenerative disease The more points the more unstable 5 points does not mean surgery occasionally <5 need Sx >5 don’t need Sx Currently investigated by CSRS Different considerations for different levels 2-column VS 3-column

Sensitivity Settings

C2-T1 Usually for trauma, but applies to all Ant./post. Element failure Stretch test (1.7mm, >7.5 degrees) X-Ray (>3.5mm, 11 degrees) Flex/ext x-ray (>3.5mm, 20 degrees) Pavlov’s ratio (<0.8) sagittal diameter <13 Narrow disc Cord damage Root damage Dangerous loading anticipated

Cervical Measurements

Mr. Roeth. C-4 Fracture

Mr. Roeth. C-4 Fracture

CSLP Ant. & Post Instability

Mr. R. Co. C5 & 6 Fractures

Mr. R. Co. C5 & 6 Fractures

Mr G H C4-5 Facet Dislocation

Mr G H C4-5 Facet Dislocation

Cervical trauma Case presentations

Cervical trauma Case 1

Patient JM, 16yrs C6 C6 Fell boarding 2/52 ago Full ROM Not tender “winded” continued 2/7 hemoptysis 4/7 saw GP neck xrayed Full ROM Not tender C6 C6

Patient JM, 16yrs C6 C7 Spot lateral

Patient JM, 16yrs C6 C6 C7 C7 Extension Flexion

Patient JM, 16yrs C6 C7 CT reformats

New or old injury? Observe only? Stabilise? Snowboarding 2wks ago? Dirtbike 2yrs ago? Observe only? Advice and precautions Risks Stabilise? Anterior or posterior

Patient EC, 72f Initial Xray C5

Patient EC, 72f C5 Left CT Right

Patient EC, 72f T2 MRI C5 C5 Postreduction

EC C5 Postop Findings: Interspinous lig torn facet capsules torn Lig flavum peeled off upper lamina Postop

Cervical trauma Case 3

Patient M, 65yrs Initial CT

Patient M, 65yrs Initial CT Left Right

Patient M, 65yrs Intraoperative Postop

Patient M, 65yrs Initial CT

Patient BB, 32yrs

15lbs 20lbs 10lbs 25lbs 25lbs + 1 day BB

BB

3 months 6 months BB