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In patients with blunt trauma, a cross-table lateral cervical (CTLC) film is followed by a focused computed tomographic (CT) scan of the cervical spine to assess an area inadequately delineated by common techniques and suspected injuries, based on recent guidelines in the United States. The purpose of this study was to calculate the frequency of such supplemental CT scans and to evaluate the efficacy of the recent guidelines describing the use of CTLC films as an indicator of supplemental focused CT scanning in Japan.

How Often Should Computed Tomographic Scans following Cross-Table Lateral Cervical Films Be Performed?