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Lessons from experience of Bertrand's selective peripheral denervation for splenius type torticollis Takaomi TAIRA 1 , Akitsugu KAWASHIMA 1 , Hirotsune KAWAMURA 1 , Tatsuya TANIKAWA 1 , Yorihito USUDA 1 , Toshiyuki SASAKI 1 , Kintomo TAKAKURA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Neurological Institute, Tokyo Women's Medical College Keyword: spasmodic torticollis , splenius muscle , denervation pp.221-226
Published Date 1996/3/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901170
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A 23-year-old male with splenius type torticollis underwent selective denervation of C1 and C2 roots and C3-C6 spinal posterior rami, with excellent results. Based on this experience, we stress the importance of dynamic EMG and thorough review of video recording for identifying the involved neck muscles. In the opera-tive procedures, the nerve rami are identified under the semispinalis muscle. To dissect the correct plane under the semispinalis muscle, the key point to keep in mind is to follow the great occipital nerve to the proximal part. An ultrasonic blood flow meter is useful to locate the vertebral artery in the spaces between the occiput and the C1 lamina and between C1-C2 laminae. Be-cause fine nerve branches run in the soft tissues over the laminae, to avoid transient neuroapraxia, dissection around the C1, C2 arches should not be carried out under the periosteum, as is usually done in case of laminectomy. Dissection of C1 and C2 rami as far as the very medial part is rather difficult because of bleed-ing from the venous plexus and the presence of the ver-tebral artery. Therefore, the intradural approach might be easier for sectioning the C1 and C2 roots. We would like to add these points to the original description by Bertrand.


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