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    There are three major methods for cervical lateral mass screw insertion - Roy-Camille, Magerl, and Anderson. Each method differs in the entry point location relative to the center point of the lateral mass, with Roy-Camille being supero-medial, Magerl being at the center, and Anderson being medial. The methods also vary in the lateral and supero-inferior screw trajectory directions.

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    There are three major methods for cervical lateral mass screw insertion - Roy-Camille, Magerl, and Anderson. Each method differs in the entry point location relative to the center point of the lateral mass, with Roy-Camille being supero-medial, Magerl being at the center, and Anderson being medial. The methods also vary in the lateral and supero-inferior screw trajectory directions.

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    Cervical Saw Bone

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    There are three major methods for cervical lateral mass screw insertion - Roy-Camille, Magerl, and Anderson. Each method differs in the entry point location relative to the center point of the lateral mass, with Roy-Camille being supero-medial, Magerl being at the center, and Anderson being medial. The methods also vary in the lateral and supero-inferior screw trajectory directions.

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    Cervical Lateral Mass

    Screw Insertion
    Three Major Methods

    • Roy-Camille
    • Magerl
    • Anderson
    Entry Point
    (in comparison to center point of Lateral Mass)

    Supero-medial Center Medial


    Lateral Direction
    Supero-inferior Direction

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