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Morphometric study of the atlas vertebra using manual method.

Morphometric Study of Dried Cervical Vertebrae/Estudio Morfometrico de Vertebras Cervicales Secas

Superior Articular Facets (SAF) are present on atlas vertebra facing superomedially and they occupy most of the upper surface of the lateral mass and lie obliquely, their anterior ends being always nearer to the midline than the posterior ends.

Morphometric analysis of superior articular facets of atlas vertebra and its clinical applications

Tethering of the vertebral artery in the congenital arcuate foramen of the atlas vertebra: a possible cause of vertebral artery dissection in children.

Symptomatic Kimmerle's anomaly with vertebrobasilar insufficiency signs: a case report/Vertebrobaziler yetmezlik bulgulari ile semptomatik Kimmerle anomalisi: Olgu sunumu

Fracture of the atlas vertebra. Report of four cases, and a review of those previously recorded.

Complete dislocation at the level of C2-C3 vertebra with vertebral artery rupture in a multitrauma patient

Principal components analysis of the atlas vertebra. J Manipulative Physiol Ther.

Validity of palpation of the C1 transverse process: comparison with a radiographic reference standard

Fracture of the atlas vertebra: Report of four cases and a review of those previously recorded.

Characterizing traumatic spinal injury at the atlantoaxial junction

A review of fractures of the atlas vertebra. J Spinal Disord.

Improvement in JOA score of treatment for complex atlas-axis fractures

We therefore conducted this study to further describe defects of the atlas vertebra and to estimate their incidence.

Incidence and variants of posterior arch defects of the atlas vertebra

But a specialist practitioner in Dubai claims a small bone in the neck, called the Atlas vertebra, could be the key to your suffering.

Bone of contention

He and fellow UMaine graduate student Robert Ingraham first visually identified the bone as a fragment of the right occipital condyle, the place where the skull articulates with the atlas vertebra of the spine.

Humans used domesticated dogs as food sources 9,400 years ago