Spinal Cord Injury - Cervical Subluxation (Neck Vertebrae Overlap) and Bilateral Facet Lock

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$Spinal Cord Injury - Cervical Subluxation (Neck Vertebrae Overlap) and Bilateral Facet Lock. This medical exhibit compares normal sagittal \views of the cervical spine with images showing cervical subluxation, bilateral facet lock, and compression of the spinal cord at the C6-7 level. Continued pressure on the spinal cord could result in temporary or permanent paralysis, including paraplegia or quadraplegia.$

Spinal Cord Injury - Cervical Subluxation (Neck Vertebrae Overlap) and Bilateral Facet Lock. This medical exhibit compares normal sagittal \views of the cervical spine with images showing cervical subluxation, bilateral facet lock, and compression of the spinal cord at the C6-7 level. Continued pressure on the spinal cord could result in temporary or permanent paralysis, including paraplegia or quadraplegia.

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