Neck Collar

Neck or cervical collars are not only meant to support the neck but also the cervical spinal cord and the head. They are used in neck pain and post neck surgery or injury. They are only meant for short-term use until complete recovery. Long-term usage can cause stiffening and widening of the neck muscles. They are usually made of foam, felt, rubber, plexiglass, and plastic.

  
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Is surgery the only remedy for neck bone fracture?

Query: Hello doctor, The patient is a 17-year-old male. He has got injuries and fractures of the head and neck in an accident some days ago. There is a pain in the head and neck. He can move his hands and legs. He is conscious and can talk. He is getting irritated due to a tight collar in the neck. I have ...  Read Full »


Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have gone through the attachments (attachment removed to protect patient identity). The patient has second neck bone fracture along with head injury with small hemorrhages (areas of bleeding) in the brain. He requires surgery for neck bone fracture which can be done ...  Read Full »

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