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The Arterial Supply of the Odontoid Process
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1973
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Arterial Blood SupplySurgeryThoracic SpineAnatomyOrthopaedic SurgeryVascular SurgeryMaxillofacial SurgeryHealth SciencesSpinal Cord InjuryOrthognathic SurgeryOcclusionArterial SupplyAxial SkeletonSuitable MediaDentoalveolar SurgerySpinal FusionTissue OxygenationMedicineNon-human CadaveraAnesthesiologyCervical Spine
Cervical spines of human and non-human cadavera were injected with suitable media and studied. The arterial blood supply to the odontoid process forms a constant pattern of three groups of vessels from two sources, the anterior and posterior vessels from the vertebral artery and the cleft perforating vessels from the carotid artery.