Comprehensive radiation diagnostics of central stenosis of the neck spine

Resume: Today, spinal cord injury is so relevant that this nosological unit takes the second place among the entire nomenclature, occurs in 4.0% of all injuries and has a persistent tendency to increase, especially due to an increase in road traffic accidents. Considering that about 40,000 people die in road accidents every year, and at least 3 times more are injured, the state is seriously concerned about this problem. For an accurate diagnosis of spinal cord and spinal cord injuries, it is necessary to use the full range of modern methods of radiation diagnostics. Therefore, before surgery, the attending physician must obtain the most accurate picture of damage to the bone structures of the spine and the state of the spinal cord.