Age: 94
Sex: Female
Indication: Trauma
Acute four part C1 burst fracture (Jefferson fracture) without widening of the atlantodental interval or offset of C1 relative to C2. No fracture extension into the transverse foramina.
Acute type II odontoid fracture with x mm posterior displacement of the odontoid fracture fragment.
Thin circumferential hyperattenuation in the epidural space at the levels of C1 and C2, likely representing an epidural hematoma without significant mass effect on the cord.
Offset of the atlantoaxial joints could be positional or related to ligamentous injury. Anterolisthesis of C3 on C4 and C4 on C5 is age-indeterminate but favored degenerative given multilevel advanced spondylosis and facet disease. Consider MRI for further evaluation.
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