Abstract
The Halifax interlaminar clamp is designed for posterior fixation of the cervical column. This technique has the advantages of being fast, safe, light and RM compatible. However the procedure is not useful when the laminae are fractured, not preventing either hyperextension or cervical rotation. We present our experience with the use of this technique in twelve patients who underwent posterior cervical fixation. El clamp interlaminar de Halifax ha sido diseñado para la fijación posterior de lao columna cervical. Esta técnica presenta las ventajas de ser rápida, segura, ligera y resonante-compatible, si bien presenta las desventajas de no poder ser empleados cuando las láminas se encuentran fracturadas, y que no limita la hiperextensión o la rotación cervical. Presentamos nuestra experiencia en el uso de esta técnica en la fijación cervical posterior de doce pacientes.
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