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Lateral X-ray showing C2 vertebral body displaced anteriorly to C3 vertebral body.
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X-rays and CT studies both confirmed anterior dislocation at C2 on C3 with bilateral pedicle C2 fractures and 5 mm of subluxation [Figures 1 and 2].
Cervical CT scan. Anterior dislocation of the vertebral body C2 to the vertebral body C3 with the length more than 5 mm (a); axial CT scan showing bilateral pedicle fracture of the C2 (arrow) without disturbance of the foramen transversarium of the C2 (b).
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X-rays and CT studies both confirmed anterior dislocation at C2 on C3 with bilateral pedicle C2 fractures and 5 mm of subluxation [Figures 1 and 2].
Thorax CT scan showing bilateral "ground-glass opacity" in the lung (arrow) in the coronal (a) and axial view (b).
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The thorax X-ray and CT studies additionally demonstrated findings consistent with COVID-19 (e.g., bilateral lung infiltrates with the classic "ground-glass opacity") [Figure 3].