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How can a cervical fracture be diagnosed?
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Ct, or MRI: The best ways to diagnose cervical fractures are ct scans or mris where 3d view can be done to evaluate in all planes.
Answered 6/16/2012
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CT scan: A ct scan is the best way to diagnose a cervical fracture. It can also help to classify the fracture and determine the best treatment option.
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