Clinical Behavior of General Practitioners for Patients who Underwent an Operative or Conservative Treatment for a Craniocervical Fracture

Craniocervical fractures are socially important pathology. They represent one-third of the in cervical region. It is typical that elderly patients suffer from low-energy traumas such as falls, while younger high-energy motor vehicle accidents, sport falls and etc. associated with an increased risk craniocervical instability or neurological deficit. Primary therapeutic options depend on type fracture. Predictors nonunions displacement fractures, patients’ age, comorbidities. The observership general practitioner postoperative period immobilization could recognize possible malpositioning instrumentation, nonunion fracture, malsanation wound, complications case external immobilization. There a lack information topic. goal paper to summarise most common region, their etiology, treatment present results our study who underwent operative for fracture(s). Mastering details, options, complication practitioners play role patients.