Perioperative management and neurological outcomes of traumatic spondyloptosis: A retrospective case series of 14 patients

Table 1 General characteristics of the 14 patients with spondyloptosis

No.	Sex	Age (year)	BMI (kg/m2)	Basic diseases	Mechanism of injury	Shock	Blood pressure (mmHg)	Affected vertebra	Interval before surgery (hours)
1	Female	36	20.7	None	MVA	No	90/56	C6	52
2	Male	38	23.8	None	CA	No	128/75	L1	10
3	Male	63	23.9	Hypertension	FFH	No	147/88	C7	30
4	Male	36	26.6	None	MVA	No	109/68	T5	15
5	Male	39	26.4	None	CA	Yes	82/46	C7	13
6	Male	61	25.4	None	MVA	Yes	70/46	T3	80
7	Female	37	20.7	None	MVA	No	106/77	T12	16
8	Male	48	23.9	None	FFH	No	125/85	L3	10
9	Male	77	24.2	Hypertension	MVA	No	154/85	L2	16
10	Male	56	21.7	None	FFH	No	112/76	T7	24
11	Female	53	22.6	None	FFH	No	119/72	T11	10
12	Male	55	24.6	None	MVA	No	134/87	T11	21
13	Male	56	26.1	None	FFH	No	100/61	C7	12
14	Male	50	22.7	None	MVA	Yes	59/32	L3	14

BMI: Body mass index; MVA: Motor vehicle accident; CA: Crushing accident; FFH: Fall from height.