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Imaging Diagnosis and Surgical Planning for Occipital-atlanto-axial Lesions in Rheumatoid Arthritis Takachika Shimizu 1 , Hideyuki Baba 1 , Keisuke Fueki 1 , Naofumi Toda 1 , Masatake Ino 1 , Tetsu Tanouchi 1 1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Gunma Spine Center (Harunaso Hospital) Keyword: rheumatoid arthritis , 関節リウマチ , atlantooccipital joint , 後頭-環椎関節 , vertical subluxation , 垂直性亜脱臼 pp.413-420
Published Date 2003/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100676
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 The purpose of this study was to identify atlanto-occipital (O-C1) joint pathology in rheumatoid arthritis of the cervical spine and to utilize the information obtained for surgical planning. Several neuroradiological findings in seventy cervical spine surgery cases were retrospectively reviewed. Multidirectional MRI sections and 3D-CT are useful tools for identifying craniocervical pathology, and they revealed atlanto-occipital abnormalities in over 60% of the cases in this series. In the vertical subluxation (VS) cases, vertical realignment (reduction) was achieved at O-C1 in 35% of the cases and at C1-C2 in 46% of the cases, thereby providing clues to the main levels of pathology in VS cases. Atypical VS patterns were also found in 4 cases. O-C1 lesions should be accurately identified in every patient with a rheumatoid disorder of the cervical spine, and surgical options should be considered based on the pathology of O-C1 lesions.


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