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Jefferson Fracture - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim 

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Dr. Ebraheim’s educational animated video describes fractures types of the C1 cervical spine vertebrae, also called: Jefferson Fracture.
50% of patients will have associated spine injuries. The canal is wide with low risk of spinal cord injury unless the transverse ligament is disrupted. Difficult visualization on x-ray (usually see on the lateral side).
The junctional fracture could be missed.
The classic Jefferson fracture is a burst fracture that results from axial load. It could be a four-part fracture with bilateral fracture of the anterior and posterior arch.
There are variations which include two and three-part fractures. Incomplete formation of the posterior arch can be mistaken as a fracture.
Anatomy
C1 and C2 are stabilized together by the transverse ligament. C1 and C2 provide 50% of rotation of the neck. At the upper cervical region, the spinal canal is 2.5 times larger than the cord size. The stability and treatment of Jefferson fractures depend on the integrity of the transverse ligament and the displacement of the fracture.
You need to know the important ligaments related to the Jefferson fracture. C1 atlas fracture is axial load burst fracture. Is it just a bony injury or is it a bony and ligamentous injury.
Diagnosing ligamentous injury
A.D.I (atlanto dens interval) normally should be less than 3 mm in adults and less than 5 mm In children. If the A.D.I is between 3-5 mm, this means there is an injury to the transverse ligament ( the transverse ligament hold the odontoid and C1 together, alar and apical ligaments will be intact). More than 5 mm A.D.I, then there will be injury to the transverse alar and apical ligaments.
Fracture types
•Bony injury with intact transverse ligament. treatment depends on the type of injury to the transverse ligament. bony avulsion of the transverse ligament uses a halo cautiously. However some surgeons prefer to do fusion of C1 and C2.
•Lateral mass displacement less than 7 mm.
•Stable fracture: Treatment: Nondisplaced: rigid orthosis, displaced: use halo.
•In substance tear of the transverse ligament: treatment is C1-C2 fusion. Nee to do early surgery. Significant injury with risk of spinal cord compression.
Open mouth view
•Bony injury Jefferson fracture less than7 mm combined overhang, intact transverse ligament, stable fracture
•Jefferson fracture with more than 7 mm, combined overhang, torn transverse ligament, unstable fracture.
Radiological studies
CT scan is probably the best study in diagnosing the characteristics of bony injury. MRI is the best study in diagnosing any associated transverse ligament injury.
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Комментарии : 27   
@sarahlay9845
@sarahlay9845 4 года назад
your videos are better than my lectures from medschool by far!!
@wellnesshealingcare8840
@wellnesshealingcare8840 Год назад
Thank you. This is very helpful.
@nkyriaco
@nkyriaco 4 года назад
So helpful Dr. Ebraheim. as a PCSM fellow I am very grateful for your educational videos :)
@dr.tinsaienegash2536
@dr.tinsaienegash2536 2 дня назад
Great video thank you
@MrUmar62750
@MrUmar62750 4 года назад
Thanks For This Video Sir
@asmadaoud3951
@asmadaoud3951 2 года назад
Perfect thank you very much it's so helpful 🌼
@redsnap3545
@redsnap3545 10 месяцев назад
I'm a physical therapist and you are my go to source Dr Ebraheim first. I always say " What does Dr E say about this?"
@shahnawasneurosurgeon5705
@shahnawasneurosurgeon5705 4 года назад
excellent . just very helpful
@Reaperbeater
@Reaperbeater Год назад
in 2014 i was in a car accident and suffered a 2 part unstable Jefferson fracture this is the first video that explained this injury in a way i could fully understand. My doctors while amazing did not explain things well all i knew was i broke my neck severely and needed surgery ASAP. THANK YOU FOR THIS!!
@janedemoratti8981
@janedemoratti8981 Месяц назад
Yes. I had to ask LOTS of questions to get any information out of the doctors. I was more or less left in the dark as to how to try to sleep in the damned brace and I found a video here on RU-vid that a woman posted that was a godsend to me, where she shows how to roll up towels and anchor them each side of your head. It keeps your head still but is also a comfort. I hate sleeping on my back but this at least enabled me to turn my body slightly but still keep my neck straight. I hope you're fully recovered now. Yes, you did beat the reaper. Makes you think, doesn't it?
@drgoldensilver10
@drgoldensilver10 4 года назад
Thanks For you Sir
@OneTwo-zu5jc
@OneTwo-zu5jc 3 года назад
thank you
@rawandaso6874
@rawandaso6874 2 года назад
Thank you Sir
@janedemoratti8981
@janedemoratti8981 5 лет назад
Thank you very much for all this information. I recently fractured my C1 vertebra and, thankfully, it was a stable fracture. I am now in physio and recovering really well but wanted to understand the terms in my spine consultant's correspondence. I also found it very helpful to know which type of impact my head had to sustain the injury, and why my doctors made the choices they did when treating me. A bit scary to watch, however, even though I am healed now.
@sethphil6009
@sethphil6009 5 лет назад
Hi Jane hope ur doing well! Im a med student! Can you describe how you sustained the fracture? I'll remember it much better,in the exam!
@greatwhitesharky3261
@greatwhitesharky3261 3 года назад
I broke my C1 back in 2005, halo brace for 23 weeks and hard collard for another 12 weeks.
@someone-yj2im
@someone-yj2im 3 года назад
@@greatwhitesharky3261 Is it going well now? Any problem you had in that?
@greatwhitesharky3261
@greatwhitesharky3261 2 года назад
@@someone-yj2im I can't complain, walking and swimming, so I am happy.
@janedemoratti8981
@janedemoratti8981 Месяц назад
@@greatwhitesharky3261 That must've been very tough for you. I'm glad you're doing well now.
@itssomeone4407
@itssomeone4407 2 года назад
Thanks 4 u
@melissabeckwith8496
@melissabeckwith8496 3 года назад
Thank you for such an educational video, I learned more here then from my neurosurgeon. I too had Jefferson fracture when I tree fell on me. Thank goodness I’m walking and talking.
@chriswetterich7856
@chriswetterich7856 Год назад
I'm glad I'm not the only one who had a tree fall on them. I feel so silly telling people this.
@charleshollister3612
@charleshollister3612 2 года назад
I fractured my C1, C2, and cracked my C3 it almost killed me because it was a diving accident. It happened when I was 17 im 31 now and still dealing with pain every second of every day.
@kendellupson6198
@kendellupson6198 Год назад
I pray to God that doesn't happen to me when I get older, I got into an accident on Dec 29 I'm 19 now
@janedemoratti8981
@janedemoratti8981 Месяц назад
I'm so sorry to hear this, Charles. I hope that by now you have less pain or have found something to lessen it for you. Take care of yourself. X
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