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  • 1. 40-slice multidetector CT: is MRI still necessary for cervical spine clearance after blunt trauma?
    Menaker J, Stein DM, Philp AS, Scalea TM.
    Am Surg; 2010 Feb; 76(2):157-63. PubMed ID: 20336892
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  • 2. Computed tomography alone for cervical spine clearance in the unreliable patient--are we there yet?
    Menaker J, Philp A, Boswell S, Scalea TM.
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  • 3. MRI as an adjunct to cervical spine clearance: a utility analysis.
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  • 4. An analysis of cervical spine magnetic resonance imaging findings after normal computed tomographic imaging findings in pediatric trauma patients: ten-year experience of a level I pediatric trauma center.
    Gargas J, Yaszay B, Kruk P, Bastrom T, Shellington D, Khanna S.
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  • 5. Is magnetic resonance imaging in addition to a computed tomographic scan necessary to identify clinically significant cervical spine injuries in obtunded blunt trauma patients?
    Fisher BM, Cowles S, Matulich JR, Evanson BG, Vega D, Dissanaike S.
    Am J Surg; 2013 Dec; 206(6):987-93; discussion 993-4. PubMed ID: 24119886
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  • 6. Computed tomography versus magnetic resonance imaging for evaluation of the cervical spine: how many slices do you need?
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  • 7. Magnetic resonance imaging is not needed to clear cervical spines in blunt trauma patients with normal computed tomographic results and no motor deficits.
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  • 8. Comparison of CT and MRI findings for cervical spine clearance in obtunded patients without high impact trauma.
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  • 9. Are flexion extension films necessary for cervical spine clearance in patients with neck pain after negative cervical CT scan?
    Tran B, Saxe JM, Ekeh AP.
    J Surg Res; 2013 Sep; 184(1):411-3. PubMed ID: 23809183
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  • 10. The current role of magnetic resonance imaging for diagnosing cervical spine injury in blunt trauma patients with negative computed tomography scan.
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  • 11. Is magnetic resonance imaging essential in clearing the cervical spine in obtunded patients with blunt trauma?
    Como JJ, Thompson MA, Anderson JS, Shah RR, Claridge JA, Yowler CJ, Malangoni MA.
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  • 12. Safe cervical spine clearance in adult obtunded blunt trauma patients on the basis of a normal multidetector CT scan--a meta-analysis and cohort study.
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  • 13. The cervical spine can be cleared without MRI after blunt trauma:A retrospective review of a single level 1 trauma center experience over 8 years.
    Novick D, Wallace R, DiGiacomo JC, Kumar A, Lev S, George Angus LD.
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  • 14. The value of cervical magnetic resonance imaging in the evaluation of the obtunded or comatose patient with cervical trauma, no other abnormal neurological findings, and a normal cervical computed tomography.
    Khanna P, Chau C, Dublin A, Kim K, Wisner D.
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  • 15. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the clearance of the cervical spine in blunt trauma: a meta-analysis.
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  • 16. Clinical examination in complement with computed tomography scan: an effective method for identification of cervical spine injury.
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  • 17. Utility of MRI for cervical spine clearance in blunt trauma patients after a negative CT.
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  • 18. Cervical spine clearance in the traumatically injured patient: is multidetector CT scanning sufficient alone? Clinical article.
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  • 19. Clinical outcomes of magnetic resonance imaging in blunt cervical trauma.
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  • 20. Exclusion of unstable cervical spine injury in obtunded patients with blunt trauma: is MR imaging needed when multi-detector row CT findings are normal?
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