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posterior ligamentous complex
supraspinous ligament (SSL)
interspinous ligament (ISL)
ligamentum flavum (LF)
facet joint capsules
liagmentus nuchae
interspinous ligament
supraspinous ligament
ASIA grading
Grade A: complete - no motor or sensory
Grade B: no motor, sensory present
Grade C: motor <3/5, sensory present
Grade D: motor >/=3/5, sensory present
Grade E: normal
sensory present on ASIA scale
sensation at anal mucocutaneous junction
deep anal sensation
motor present on ASIA scale
voluntary anal schincter contraction
motor grading
0 = no visible or palpable contraction
1 = any visible or palpable contraction
2 = able to move with gravity eliminated
3 = able to move against gravity
4 = able to move against some resistance
5 = able to move against resistance
anterior column
anterior longitudinal ligament
anterior part of the vertebral body
anterior portion of the annulus fibrosis
middle column
posterior longitudinal ligament
posterior part of the vertebral body
posterior portion of annulus fibrosis
posterior column
facet joints
laminae
pedicles
supraspinous ligament (SSL)
interspinous ligament (ISL)
ligamentum flavum (LF)
facet joint capsules
SLIC components
morphology
ligamentous
neurologic status
SLIC morphology
no abnormality = 0
compression = 1
burst = 2
distraction = 3
(perch, hyperex)
rotation/translation = 4
(facet dislocation, unstable teardrop)
SLIC ligamentous
intact = 0
indeterminate = 1
(interspinous widening, MRI signal change)
disrupted = 2
(disc space wide, facet perch/dislocation)
SLIC neurologic
intact = 0
root injury = 1
complete = 2
incomplete = 3
continuous cord compression = 4
Denis scheme: compression
A: both endplates
B: superior endplate
C: inferior endplate
D: anterior body
Denis scheme: burst
A: both endplates
B: superior endplate
C: inferior endplate
D: rotational deformity
E: lateral translation
Denis scheme: flexion-distraction
A: bony involving one segment
B: soft tissues of one segment
C: bony involving two segments
D: soft tissues of two segments
Denis scheme: fracture-dislocations
A: bony involving one segment
B: soft tissues of one segment
C: two level injuries
AO/Magerl classification based on vector forces
A: compression
B: distraction
C: rotation
TLICS
thoracolumbar injury classification and severity score
- morphology
- neurologic status
- posterior ligamentous complex
TLICS morphology grading
compression = 1
burst = 2
translational/rotational = 3
distraction = 4
TLICS neurologic status grading
intact = 0
nerve root injury = 2
spinal cord/conus medullaris injury
complete = 2
incomplete = 3
cauda equina = 3
TLICS PLC grading
intact = 0
indeterminate = 2
disrupted = 3
TLICS treatment recommendations based on score
</=3 nonoperative
4 indeterminate
>/=5 operative
posterior elements making up protective neural arch
pedicles
laminae
transverse processes
spinous processes
facet (zygoaphophyseal) joints
primary thoracic spinal cord vascular supply
artery of Adamkiewicz
why artery of Adamkiewicz is in danger
perfuses retrograde
enters single intervertebral foramen between T9-L2
level conus medullaris ends
L1-L2
at what point are compression fractures considered unstable?
>50% vertebral body height loss
>20-30 degrees angulation
multiple adjacent compression fractures
thoraco lumbar injury associated with intrabdominal injuries
flexion-distraction
(chance fractures, seat belt-type injuries)
when is spinal injury considered unstable?
normal physiologic loads cause further neurologic damage, chronic pain, and unacceptable deformity
factors indicative of instability of burst fracture
50% canal compromise
15-25 degrees of kyphosis
>40% anterior body height loss
L1-S1 motor exam
L1: hip flexor
L2: hip adductor
L3: quadriceps
L4: anterior tibialis
L5: extensor hallucis longus
S1: flexor hallucis longus
L1-S1 sensory exam
L1: anterior proximal thigh
L2: middle proximal thigh
L3: inferior to patella
L4: just above medial malleolus
L5: 1st web space
S1: lateral border of foot
L1-S1 reflex exam
L1: none
L2: none
L3: patella
L4: patella
L5: none
S1: achilles