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Cord Incision Model for Visualization of Adverse Effects of Skull Traction and Ventroflexion of Cervches a maximum when carried out with a load of about 7 kg, provided that no osseous, cartilaginous or ligamentous damage is present. As illustrated in Fig. 13, the width of the intramedullary wound cleft in the cervical cord increases with increasing length of the cervical canal (irrespective of its

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Summary of Part Iamaged cervical cord, the conductivity of which has been suddenly reduced by the compressive injury, it obviously may be difficult to discern the consequently increasing neurological deficit from the range of various decreasing neurological functions. Seen from this perspective, the assumption that

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bury, England, from 1971 to 1982, we found that therapeutic skull traction had been followed by an immediate increase in neurological deficit in 12% of the patients - a relatively high figure for the type of case in which beneficial effects oftraction were habitually anticipated. Moreover, in studies on cadav978-3-540-50414-6978-3-662-22410-6

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