Because the clinical symptoms of cervical spine injury C1 C2 are very poor, the doctor will ask the patient to perform diagnostic imaging methods such as: Spinal X-ray, CT scan, MRI.

Myelomeningocele is a protrusion of the meninges without the spinal cord or nerve tissue. The lesion usually occurs along the spine and can vary in size. This is a structural disorder of the spine caused by neural tube defects and can be diagnosed by conventional imaging methods such as spinal X-rays for early surgical intervention in children.