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Fig 1.

CT 3D reconstruction image of cervical spine: Anterior view.

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Fig 2.

CT 3D reconstruction image of cervical spine: Posterior view.

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Fig 3.

The LCS in different vertebrae (occiput): A Local Coordinate System (LCS) was established for Occiput (Oc) (a), the first cervical vertebrae (C1) (b), the second cervical vertebrae (C2) (c) and the lower cervical vertebrae (d).

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Fig 4.

The movement of C1-C2 segment when the head rotated to the right side.

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Fig 5.

The movement of lower cervical spine when the head rotated to the right side.

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Fig 6.

Axial rotation of each adjacent segment (positive values indicated the same direction of rotation): The data from the Control group and the CS patient group were compared.

The difference at C4-5 was significant (P<0.05).

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Fig 7.

Rotations in different parts of the cervical spine: The upper cervical spine (UCS) contained two segments, Oc-C1 and C1-2.

The difference of the entire cervical spine was significant (P<0.05).

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Fig 8.

The lateral bending movement coupled with head rotation: Positive (negative) values represented the same (opposite) direction as that of head rotation.

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Fig 9.

The flexion/extension movement coupled with head rotation: Positive (negative) values represented the flexion (extension) movement.

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Fig 10.

The lateral translation coupled with head rotation.

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Fig 11.

The anterior-posterior translation coupled with head rotation.

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Fig 12.

The superior-inferior translation coupled with head rotation.

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