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Another chance: a non-seatbelt related fracture of the lumbar spine
The Journal of Trauma
|December 1, 1985
Abstract:
A previously undescribed upper lumbar spine fracture configuration is reviewed in three patients. These flexion/distraction injuries were not associated with seatbelt use. The anterior vertebral body underwent significant compression. The distraction component created a horizontal fracture through the pedicles and lamina, with avulsion of the spinous process of the adjacent cephalad vertebra.
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