Degenerative-dystrophic spine diseases in young men of military age

L. G Nikulshina; Никульшина Л. Г; A. A Nikulshin; Никульшин А. А; N. S Vorotyntseva; Воротынцева Н. С

doi:10.17816/RMMJ73898

Degenerative-dystrophic spine diseases in young men of military age

Authors: Nikulshina L.G¹, Nikulshin A.A¹, Vorotyntseva N.S¹
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Issue: Vol 336, No 3 (2015)
Pages: 57
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/0026-9050/article/view/73898
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/RMMJ73898
ID: 73898

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The authors have shown that complex X-ray and ultrasonic examination reveals the greatest number of symptoms of neck damage in children with perinatal injury of the cervical spine. It was found that the structure of long-term complications of perinatal spinal injury prevails unfixed scoliosis I degree. The young men 13-17 years the most common complication of birth trauma of the neck is the instability of the cervical segments.