lateral mass

Lateral mass screws are traditionally used to fixate the subaxial cervical spine, while pedicle screws are used in the thoracic spine.

Rigidity imparted to the cervical spine by a 5-level posterior lateral mass fixation is not augmented by anterior instrumentation.

Objective To discuss the nursing techniques of surgical of spondylolisthesis with RF lateral mass of vertebrae screw system.

To investigate the effectiveness of atlantoaxial fixation using polyaxial screw-rod system through lateral mass and pedicle.

Relationship Between Screw Trajectory of C1 Lateral Mass Screw and Internal Carotid Artery.

Objective: To provide anatomical data for anterior approach screw fixation through C2 vertebral body to C1 lateral mass.

Popular new surgical techniques, such as cervical pedicle screw or C1 lateral mass screw fixation, also entail the potential risk of VAI.

All specimens were instrumented with C1 lateral mass and C2 intralaminar screws while measuring the insertional torque (IT).

None were located in front of the medial one third of the C1 lateral mass.

C1 pedicle screws are stiffer than C1 lateral mass screws.

Results In neutral posture, the high stress distribution occur at anterior arch and the junction between the posterior and lateral mass;

Characteristics of internal fixation with cervical lateral mass plate in posterior approach of cervical spine fracture dislocation

Cervical lateral mass plate fixation for treatment of fracture and dislocation of the lower cervical spine

C1 measurements: height, width, anteroposterior diameter (intraosseous screw length) and convergence in the axial plane of the lateral mass;

Treatment of Fracture and Dislocation of the Lower Cervical Spine with Cervical Lateral Mass Plate

Pull-out strength of cervical pedicle short screws and pedicle long screws and lateral mass screws, a biomechanical comparison

Study on Cervical Lateral Mass Plate for Internal Fixation in Ossification of Posterior Longitudinal Ligament

Observation on clinical effects of posterior lateral mass plate fixation of the cervical spine

Application of cervical lateral mass plate in the cervical spinal canal internal and external tumors resection

Treatment of low cervical fracture and dislocation with cervical lateral mass plating fixation

Quantitative measurements and clinical significance of lateral mass of atlas

Application Advances of Cervical Lateral Mass Plate Fixation Systems

The Application of AXIS Lateral Mass Plate in the Treatment of Lower Cervical Spine Injury

The treatment of cervical spondylotic myelopathy with the cervical lateral mass plate

The use of lateral mass screws and pedicle screws for the treatment of injury of lower cervical spine

Effect of fixation with lateral mass plate on instability of lower cervical spine

The shortcomings of C1 lateral mass screw technique and potential risks of bicortical fixation method were recently described;

Combined laminoplasty using long bone graft with lateral mass fixation for multisegmental cervical spondylotic meylopatjhy