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. 2022 Apr 5;14(1):11–24. doi: 10.1177/21925682221089579

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Figure 2. — CT checklist for diagnosis of PLC injury. (A) Midsagittal CT shows should be checked for interspinous widening (yellow solid and interrupted lines, as well as vertebral translation and spinous process fracture; (B-C) parasagittal CT, shows left laminar and pedicle fracture (B, black arrow) and right subluxed facet (C, blue arrow); (D-E) Axial CT image shows right subluxed facet (D, yellow ring) and naked facet sign (E, red arrow) and left laminar, and pedicle fracture (E, black arrow); (F) coronal reconstruction image shows the horizontal orientation of the laminar fracture (black arrow).