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CT MRI 3DCT.
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The gap in the fractured anterior arch of the atlas was more than 5 mm, and the CT sagittal images showed a basilar impression. The tip of the odontoid process was located above the Chamberlain's line (a line from the hard palate to the base of the skull).
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CT; Computed Tomography, MRI; Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 3DCT; Three-dimensional Computed Tomography
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Three days later, the patient visited our hospital and was admitted because of a Jefferson fracture and basilar impression revealed during the XP, CT, and MRI of the craniocervical junction (Fig. 1).
Course of recovery in the speech rates, alternating repetitive movements, and oral diadochokinesis.
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Fig. 2-A shows recovery of the patient's speech rates. A mora is a temporal unit that divides words into almost isochronous segments. We assessed the patient's speech rate on reading The North Wind and The Sun about as fast as possible or at a normal speech speed.
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Fig. 2-B shows the progression of his alternating repetitive movements.
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Fig. 2-C shows the progression of his oral DDK. In oral DDK, repetitions of a single mora as fast as possible within a fixed period are measured.
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These progressions improved by following the pathway of SLP rehabilitation.
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Fig. 2 shows the progression of the patient's speech rates, alternating repetitive movements, and oral diadochokinesis.