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Lateral atlanto-dens interval variation in a normal South African population using Computed Tomography
Rationale On routine Computed Tomography (CT) scans for suspected trauma of the cervical spine, the lateral atlanto-dens interval (LADI) is routinely observed and can readily be measured. Although values greater than the upper limit of normal may indicate atlanto-axial subluxation or ligament rupt...
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Division of Radiology
2020
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