An atypical case of quadriparesis following C1 C2 subluxation with hydrocephalus: effect of extensive rehabilitation towards functional independence: A case study.

Background: Atlantoaxial subluxation occurs when there is misalignment of the atlantoaxial joint. Several etiologies confer increased risk in children, including neck trauma, inflammation, infection, or inherent ligamentous laxity cervical spine.
 Methods: A case study was performed. Demographics and clinical data were reviewed for etiology, imaging techniques, treatment, clinic outcomes.
 Results: Patient suffered spine advised collar after surgery. In comparison to baseline, physiotherapists noted improvement functional activities. Assessment management 1 patient with prolonged recovery from acquired hydrocephalus VP shunting associated C1-C2 subluxation.
 Conclusion: Pediatric a small single participant. Conservative treatment hard immobilization reduction may be necessary. Physiotherapy benefitted all activities her daily living.