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Orthopaedics Spinal injuries 739c4504

In adults, cervical instability most commonly results from

A
A rotational injury
B
A flexion extension injury
C
Degenerative disc disease
D
Increased ligamentous laxity
High-Yield Explanation
Cervical instability, defined as AP subluxation of more than 3.5 mm or sagittal angulation greater than 20deg on flexion-extension radiographs, most commonly results from disc degeneration, with its attendant changes in the facet joints and loss of ligamentous suppo. Ref: internet sources

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