Ranawat Classification

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The Ranawat Classification is used to assess Myelopathy and was published in 1979[^1].

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I

No neurological deficit

II

Subjective weakness + hyperreflexia + Dysesthesia

III

Objective weakness + long-tract signs + quadriparetic and no longer ambulatory

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Edit · Alaric Steinmetz ·
  • Citation added: “Ranawat, Ch S., et al. "Cervical spine fusion in rheumatoid arthritis." The Journal Of Bone And Joint Surgery. American Volume 61.7 (1979): 1003-1010.”
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  • Text changed: “The Ranawat classification is used to assess Myelopathy and was published in 1979[^1].”“The Ranawat Classification is used to assess Myelopathy and was published in 1979[^1].”
  • Citation added: “Ranawat, Ch S., et al. "Cervical spine fusion in rheumatoid arthritis." The Journal Of Bone And Joint Surgery. American Volume 61.7 (1979): 1003-1010.”
Edit · Alaric Steinmetz ·
  • Citation added: “Ranawat, Ch S., et al. "Cervical spine fusion in rheumatoid arthritis." The Journal Of Bone And Joint Surgery. American Volume 61.7 (1979): 1003-1010.”

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