Neurosurgery
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Neurosurgery
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Our previous study suggested that atlanto-occipital instability (AOI) is common in patients with type II basilar invagination (II-BI). ⋯ Dysplasia of the condyle and superior portion of C1-LM exists in both CM and II-BI cases yet is more obvious in type II-BI. Unstable movement caused by AOJ deformation is another pathogenic factor in patients with CM + II-BI.
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Comment Letter Multicenter Study
Letter: Commentary: The Pennsylvania Postmarket Multicenter Experience With Flow Redirection Endoluminal Device.