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IMAGING GUIDELINES FOR THE. CERVICAL SPINE . FROM: Diagnostic IMAGING Practice GUIDELINES for Musculoskeletal Complaints in Adults An Evidence-Based Approach Part 3: Spinal Disorders. JMPT 2008. Jan; 31(1):33-88 Review. By: Andr Bussi res, DC, (PhD Cand). John Taylor DC, DACBR, Cynthia Peterson RN, DC, DACBR, GUIDELINES are not absolute RULES. TRAUMATIC (Acute) NON-TRAUMATIC. Apply Canadian C- Apply Red flags SPINE Rules Use Clinical judgment Use Clinical judgment Conventional radiographs are unlikely to show clinically significant injuries when all Canadian CERVICAL SPINE Rule criteria are fulfilled.
Red Flags continued CNS S&S (cranial nerves, path CNS S&S (cranial nerves, path reflexes, long tract signs) High risk ligamentous laxity High risk ligamentous laxity populations Arm or leg pain with neck Arm or leg pain with neck movement Suspected cervical myelopathy Suspected cervical myelopathy and radiculomyelopathy Suspected neoplasiaSuspected neoplasia
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Cervical Stenosis with Myelopathy, Cervical Stenosis with Myelopathy Cervical stenosis, Chiropractic ICD-10 Common Codes, Cervical, With myelopathy, Disc Degeneration, Nerve Impingement, and Stenosis, Diagnostic approach to myelopathies, Stenosis, Complex Cervical Reconstruction of C2, Local Coverage Determination