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Tuberculous atlanto-axial dislocation (with remarks on the mechanism of dislocation).

S K Pandya.

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Entities: Disease

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Year: 1971 PMID： 5157880

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Neurol India ISSN： 0028-3886 Impact factor: 2.117

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Tuberculous atlanto-axial dislocation (with remarks on the mechanism of dislocation).

1. Craniovertebral tuberculosis in children: experience of 23 cases and proposal for a new classification.

2. Neurosurgery in India.

3. Congenital atlantoaxial dislocation in children.

4. Role of transarticular screw fixation in tuberculous atlanto-axial instability.

5. One-stage surgical management for tuberculosis of the upper cervical spine by posterior debridement, short-segment fusion, and posterior instrumentation in children.

6. Painful torticollis due to tubercular atlantoaxial rotatory fixation: A case report.

7. Commentary.

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