Management of Typical and Atypical Hangman's Fractures.

Global Spine J · 2016 · PMC4836940 · PMID 27099816

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Pain and stiffness were more common with atypical fractures, but this finding did not reach statistical significance, with 4 in the atypical group (14% of atypical fractures) reporting moderate or severe pain compared with 1 patient in the typical group ( p > 0.999).

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