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Partial ptosis of left eyelid of our patient (image was taken with consent from boy's parents).
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In addition, he had partial drooping of his left upper eyelid (Figure 1) and miosis of his left pupil but with intact direct and consensual reflexes.
CT-cervical spine. (a) and (b) C2 lamina fracture on the left side, red circle (axial view). (c) 3-D image of cervical spine showing a small bony defect (black arrow). (d) The sagittal view of cervical spine showing a bony fragment inside the spinal canal (black arrow).
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However, CT showed a C2 lamina fracture on the left side with impingement of the canal with a bony fragment (Figure 2(a) and (b)). The 3-D image of the cervical spine showed a small bony defect at C2 lamina corresponding to the injury site by the khuru (Figure 2(c)). A small bony fragment was appreciated inside the spinal canal in the sagittal view of the cervical spine (Figure 2(d)).
MRI of cervical spine. (a) Axial view C2 lamina fracture showing indentation to the cord, red arrow (axial view). (b) Sagittal view showing C2-C4 cord edema (red circle).
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