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3%). Using MRI as the gold standard, the sensitivity of CT in diagnosing unstable cervical injury was 77.7% (95% CI [67.1-86.1]), while its specificity was 100.0% (95% CI [59.0-100.0]). Conclusion Although computed tomography is relatively good in diagnosing unstable cervical injuries, its sensitivity in detecting positive cases is not as successful. Thus, the use of MRI in patients with an unstable injury seems to be warranted.Background One of the most common complaints about presentation at the Emergency Department (ED) in childhood
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