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Type II odontoid fracture, Obar, treated by posterior approach. Cervical profile radiograph showing the screw-rod technique interconnecting polyaxial screws at C1 and C2 (Harms's technique); and screws at occiput with rods.
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Management of Type II Odontoid Fractures OBAV: About A Series of 5 Cases and Literature Review
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... rods (3.5 mm in diameter) were fixed to the connectors on the C1 and C-2 screw heads with locking nuts (
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