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• TITLE: Endoscopic Transnasal Management of an Irreducible Odontoid Fracture with Occipito-C2 Fixation: A Case Report

  AUTHORS: Mahamadou Dama, Daouda Sissoko, Oumar Coulibaly, Alpha Singuepire, Kalilou Sangho, Amadou Drame, Mody Camara, Drissa Kanikomo, Oumar Diallo

  KEYWORDS: Fracture, Odontoidectomy, Endoscopy, Instability, Nasal

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Neuroscience, Vol.16 No.1, December 4, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Odontoid fractures are potentially serious injuries due to their proximity to the medulla oblongata of the brainstem. Their management can be medical or surgical, depending on their stability or instability. Irreducible cases are difficult to treat. The objective is to show the course of a case managed by nasal endoscopy and occipito-C2 fixation. This involves a 22-year-old patient who fell from a tree, resulting in a type II Anderson and D’Alonzo fracture that became irreducible due to the family’s refusal of surgery and later led to deficits. He underwent nasal endoscopic odontoidectomy followed by occipito-C2 fixation without the use of brainstem evoked potentials, with good progress.