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Abstract

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C1-C2 transarticular screw fixation has been a preferred method for the fixation of
atlantoaxial subluxation caused by the rheumatoid arthritis or recurrent subluxation
caused by postoperative. However, it has required extensive occipitocervical fusion or
fusion or external orthoses such as halo brace after cable fixation especially when the
patient has the prominent transverse foramen precluding the sage placement of the
C1-C2 transarticular screw. The author applied a pair of Halifax interlaminar clamps
from C1 to C3 following the C1-C2 cable fixation in one patient with rheumatoid
atlantoaxial subluxation and the other with recurrent subluxation after postoperative
non-union. The prominent transverse foramen in both patients the safe passage of the
C1-C2 transarticular screw. Both patients were maintained in semirigid external orthoses
by using philadelphia collar for 3 months after surgery. One has been doing well for 1
year and the other for 5 months following surgery. In conclusion, the application of the
Halifax interlaminar clamps from C1 to C3 in addition to the C1-C2 cable fixation can
be a useful alternative procedure circumventing extensive occipitocervical fusion for
patients with the prominent transverse foramen precluding the sage placement of the
C1-C2 transarticular screw, thereby not sacrificing the motion between occiput and atlas.

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