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Try out PMC Labs and tell us what you think. Learn More. Atlantoaxial rotatory fixation is a condition in which the first and second vertebrae of the cervical spine become interlocked in a rotated position. This condition can result in serious consequences and thus have a significant impact on patients, especially when diagnosis and treatment are delayed.

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Post-Traumatic Atlantoaxial Rotatory Fixation in an Adult Presenting as Torticollis

Atlantoaxial rotatory fixation – a cause of torticollis | Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening

Occipito-atlantalrotatory subluxation that occurs in conjunction with atlanto-axial rotator fixation is extremely rare. The common clinical characteristics are painful torticollis and cock robin position presented with the head tilted to one side and rotated to the other side. The object of this report is to emphasize that AARF combined with OARF may be caused by a variety of conditions, to be must need algorithm for proper management, apparently. A torticollis patient who had cerebral palsy presented with severe nuchal pain and wryneck for a long period. The patient had a history of fallen down 16 years ago which caused severe nuchal pain.

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Imaging of childhood torticollis due to atlanto-axial rotatory fixation

Jarle Sundseth born Specialist in neurosurgery and senior consultant. Email: jarle. Jon Berg-Johnsen born Dr. Sigrun Skaar-Holme born Specialist in radiology and senior consultant. A rare, but important cause of torticollis in children is atlantoaxial rotatory fixation.

Atlanto-axial rotatory fixation is a rare cause of childhood torticollis. It may occur spontaneously or may be associated with trauma, upper respiratory tract infection or congenital abnormality of the cervical spine. Presentation is usually with persistent torticollis and "cock robin" deformity of the neck. In this paper the radiological experience in three patients is presented.