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To analyze treatment outcomes for patients with non-fatal subaxial cervical spine injuries and classify the types of injuries.

Forensic assessment of injuries to the subaxial part of the cervical spine column

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To analyze treatment outcomes for patients with non-fatal subaxial cervical spine injuries and classify the types of injuries.
Analysis of 65 patients with subaxial cervical spine injuries.
Injuries classified using the four-column biomechanical classification model.
Evaluation of injury severity and treatment outcomes.
The anterior column of C4-C7 showed the highest injury frequency with complicated fractures.
Lateral column injuries included uncomplicated fractures of transverse processes and arches.
Posterior column injuries often involved spinal cord compression and contusion.

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Randomized trial analyzes treatment outcomes of cervical spine injuries, indicating injury severity and implications.

Indiaminov et al. (2026) studied this question.

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