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Although vertebral fractures are observed in only a minority of patients presenting with trauma, they are serious injuries in terms of mortality and morbidity. Apart from the osteoporotic fractures seen in the elderly people, vertebral fractures generally occur as a result of high energy traumas3. These fractures may have dire consequences, therefore it is best to take preventive measures before they happen. There is a marked increase in the number of vertebral fractures and spinal cord injuries that are in parallel with the increase in motor vehicle accidents and falls from a height. Although treatment of vertebral fractures is one of the most discussed topics in orthopedic surgery, time to diagnosis has been shortened with advanced imaging techniques, and it has been possible to perform early surgical interventions. Considering patient density and limited time in the emergency departments, it is very important to evaluate patients for vertebral fractures promptly ABSTRACT

Evaluation of Vertebral Fractures in Patients Presenting to Emergency Department with Trauma