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==Rule==
==Rule==
=== If ANY High Risk factor present – then get an X-ray  ===
=== If ANY High Risk factor present – then get an X-ray  ===
#Age >65 years  
*Age >65 years  
#Dangerous mechanism  
*Dangerous mechanism  
##fall from elevation ≥ 3 feet / 5 stairs  
**fall from elevation ≥ 3 feet / 5 stairs  
##axial load to head, e.g. diving  
**axial load to head, e.g. diving  
##MVC high speed (>100km/hr), rollover, ejection  
**MVC high speed (>100km/hr), rollover, ejection  
##motorized recreational vehicles  
**motorized recreational vehicles  
##bicycle struck or collision  
**bicycle struck or collision  
#Parasthesia in extremities
*Parasthesia in extremities


=== If ANY Low-Risk factor present – then assess clinically with ROM testing  ===
=== If ANY Low-Risk factor present – then assess clinically with ROM testing  ===
(If the answer to any of these is NO then get an x-ray)  
(If the answer to any of these is NO then get an x-ray)  


#Simple rear-end MVC which DOES NOT include the following  
*Simple rear-end MVC which DOES NOT include the following  
##pushed into oncoming traffic  
**pushed into oncoming traffic  
##hit by bus / large truck  
**hit by bus / large truck  
##rollover  
**rollover  
##hit by high speed vehicle  
**hit by high speed vehicle  
#Sitting in ED  
*Sitting in ED  
#Ambulatory at anytime  
*Ambulatory at anytime  
#Delayed onset of neck pain  
*Delayed onset of neck pain  
#Absence midline c-spine tenderness
*Absence midline c-spine tenderness


=== Able to actively rotate neck?  ===
=== Able to actively rotate neck?  ===
#45 Degree Left and Right? If able then NO x-ray needed. If unable, get an x-ray.
*45 Degree Left and Right? If able then NO x-ray needed. If unable, get an x-ray.


== Canadian rule vs. Nexus  ==
== Canadian rule vs. Nexus  ==

Revisión del 12:38 3 sep 2015

Background

Only applies to GCS=15 and stable blunt neck trauma. Not applicable for non-trauma, GCS<15, Hemodynamically unstable, Age <16, Acute paralysis, previous spinal disease or surgery.

Rule

If ANY High Risk factor present – then get an X-ray

  • Age >65 years
  • Dangerous mechanism
    • fall from elevation ≥ 3 feet / 5 stairs
    • axial load to head, e.g. diving
    • MVC high speed (>100km/hr), rollover, ejection
    • motorized recreational vehicles
    • bicycle struck or collision
  • Parasthesia in extremities

If ANY Low-Risk factor present – then assess clinically with ROM testing

(If the answer to any of these is NO then get an x-ray)

  • Simple rear-end MVC which DOES NOT include the following
    • pushed into oncoming traffic
    • hit by bus / large truck
    • rollover
    • hit by high speed vehicle
  • Sitting in ED
  • Ambulatory at anytime
  • Delayed onset of neck pain
  • Absence midline c-spine tenderness

Able to actively rotate neck?

  • 45 Degree Left and Right? If able then NO x-ray needed. If unable, get an x-ray.

Canadian rule vs. Nexus

Sensitivity

Canadian 99.4% vs Nexus 90.7%

Specificity

Canadian 45.1% vs. Nexus 36.8%

Based on a prospective cohort trial Canadian rule "would have missed 1 patient and the [Nexus rule] would have missed 16 patients with important injuries."

See Also

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