42 y/o M s/p fall 20 ft on concrete. Pre-op neurologically i | Figure 1

42 y/o M s/p fall 20 ft on concrete. Pre-op neurologically intact. Jumped/locked facet C6-7, left VA BCVI grade I at C6. Posterior fusion C5-T1, ACDF C6-7. Image 3 intra-op fluoroscopy.

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