Meet the Accessory Atlantoaxial Ligament-A Secondary Alar?

Dr. Centeno dives into the role of the accessory atlantoaxial ligament, also known as the secondary alar ligament, in maintaining stability at the C1-C2 region of the neck. He explains how this often-overlooked ligament works alongside the alar ligament to limit rotation and stabilize the neck. Dr. Centeno also covers the specific treatment options available, including the PICL procedure, for addressing issues related to this ligament in patients with craniocervical instability (CCI). If you have any questions about this topic or other related conditions, leave them in the comments for a future Q&A session.


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