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Grundlagen der Wirbelsäulentraumatologie

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Verletzungen der Wirbelsäule beschäftigen die Menschheit schon seit Jahrtausenden und lösen wie kaum andere Verletzungen Angst und Schrecken aus. Mit Bezeichnungen wie „gebrochenes Genick“ oder „gebrochenes Rückgrat“ werden bis heute vielfach zu Recht sehr schwere, unheilbare Lähmungen oder sogar tödliche Verletzungen in Verbindung gebracht. Auch im übertragenen Sinne beschreiben die Begriffe einschneidende Ereignisse.

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