Axial superior facet slope may determine anterior or posterior atlantoaxial displacement secondary to os odontoideum and compensatory mechanisms of the atlantooccipital joint and subaxial cervical spine - Quiz - MDSpire

Axial superior facet slope may determine anterior or posterior atlantoaxial displacement secondary to os odontoideum and compensatory mechanisms of the atlantooccipital joint and subaxial cervical spine

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  • Yan Chen

  • Han Du

  • Xiaofei Cheng

  • Jie Zhao

  • Han Qiao

  • Changqing Zhao

  • March 22, 2023

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Axial superior facet slope may determine anterior or posterior atlantoaxial displacement secondary to os odontoideum and compensatory mechanisms of the atlantooccipital joint and subaxial cervical spine

  • by Yan Chen, Han Du, Xiaofei Cheng, Jie Zhao, Han Qiao, Changqing Zhao

  • March 22, 2023

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