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Figures
- Figure 1
Clinical picture of maximum handgrip ability of the right hand.
- Figure 2
Radiograph of the cervical spine: Antero-posterior, lateral, and open mouth position.
- Figure 3
Computed tomography scan of the cervical spine: axial, coronal, and sagittal section.
- Figure 4
Magnetic resonance imaging of the cervical spine: reduced thickness of cord along with hyperintense signal on T2 in cord at the level C1-vertebra–myelomalacia.
- Figure 5
Intraoperative pictures showing suboccipital craniotomy using cranitome (right) followed by occipitocervical fusion and laminectomy of the atlas (left).
- Figure 6
Radiograph of cervical spine after occipitocervical fusion.
- Figure 7
Ability to perform handgrip by day 5 (top); ability to sit independently with extended knee, and assisted walking (bottom) by day 10.
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