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Meyerding Subluxation Grading Applied to the Cervical Spine. This image series shows how the Meyerding system may be used to classify cervical subluxation. Grade 1 involves vertebral translation of up to 25%. Grade 2 has vertebral translation of up to 50%. Grade 3 involves vertebral translation of up to 75%. Complete ptosis or collapse of one vertebral body over another is classified as Grade 5. Munakomi S, Bhattarai B and Cherian I. Prospective observational research on the clinical profile and outcome analysis among a cohort of patients sustaining traumatic cervical spine and cord injury in a peripheral tertiary spine care centre in Nepal [version 1; peer review: 2 approved]. F1000Research 2017, 6:1957 (https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.12911.1) Open Access, Public Domain
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