Posterior elements?
Posted By: mqpeep on 2005-09-25
In Reply to: 3. CT scan showing an odontoid fracture at the base and also fracture of the posterior ALMA at C1-C2 - Please help. STAT report ALMA?????
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3. CT scan showing an odontoid fracture at the base and also fracture of the posterior ALMA at C1-C2
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