1. [Preliminary analysis on X-ray in youth neck type of cervical spondylosis with upper crossed syndrome].
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Ma M, Zhang SM, Zhang YD, Li ZX, Wu GN, Zhang XJ, Jin J, Liu YZ, and Zhang ZJ
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- Adolescent, Cervical Vertebrae, Humans, Neck, Radiography, X-Rays, Spondylosis
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Objective: To analyze the X-ray characteristics in youth neck type of cervical spondylosis with upper crossed syndrome(UCS)., Methods: The patients who had a neck type of cervical spondylosis with or without UCS were selected from January to October 2017, 20 cases in each group, and 10 normal volunteers were chosen in the study. X-ray examination of lateral and hyperextension-hyperflexion of cervical spine were performed to observe cervical spine angle, angular displacement and adjacent vertebral body slip., Results: The cervical spine angle was (-0.40±9.64)° in the UCS group, significantly less than (14.35±9.01)° in the normal group and (12.34±5.65)° in the non-UCS group( P <0.05). The change of angular displacement of the upper cervical vertebra in anterior flexion and posterior extension was (8.18±4.81)° in UCS group, which was also significantly less than (12.14±3.48)° in the normal group and (12.34±5.65)° in the non-UCS group( P <0.05). The slippage of the vertebral posterior margin of the lower cervical spine in the anterior flexion was 15.41±2.21 in the UCS group, which was significantly greater than 13.26±2.42 in normal group( P <0.05), and was not obviously different from 15.64±2.07 in non-UCS group( P >0.05)., Conclusions: In young patients who has a neck type of cervical spondylosis with UCS, the cervical curvature prone to straighten or reverse, the upper cervical flexion and extension are limited, while the lower cervical is in a flexion., Competing Interests: The authors of this article and the planning committee members and staff have no relevant financial relationships with commercial interests to disclose., (Copyright© 2019 by the China Journal of Orthopaedics and Traumatology Press.)
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- 2019
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