Der diagnostische Wert röntgenologischer Untersuchungsmethoden beim idiopathischen Torticollis spasmodicus
E Rentrop
Abstract
E Rentrop
Abstract
Only in static forms of idiopathic spasmodic torticollis should the cervical spine be X-rayed for differential diagnosis. There is no indication for cranial roentgenograms. CAT of the skull may occasionally help in distinguishing idiopathic from symptomatic-striatal forms. Repeat films of the skull and the cervical spine contribute nothing to diagnosis.
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Only in static forms of idiopathic spasmodic torticollis should the cervical spine be X-rayed for differential diagnosis. There is no indication for cranial roentgenograms. CAT of the skull may occasionally help in distinguishing idiopathic from symptomatic-striatal forms. Repeat films of the skull and the cervical spine contribute nothing to diagnosis.
Key concepts: Torticollis, Skull, Medicine, Cervical spine, Differential diagnosis, Anatomy, Surgery, Pathology