management, 1327 –1328 treatment goals, 1327 triage considerations, 1327 Cervical compression injuries, 1245 f Cervical lymphadenitis, 307 , 309 , 311 f, 321 , 328 Cervical lymphadenopathy, 317 , 321 –322 Cervical spine anatomy, 307 epidural hematomas of, 325 fractures, 324 injuries, 286 traumatic subluxations of, 324 –325 Cervical spine trauma backboard, effects of, 1233 f clinical algorithm, 1235 f clinical assessment, 1232 clinical recognition, 1232 evidences, 1229 –1232 Gardner–Wells tongs, 1239 f immobilization, 1230 f lateral cervical spine radiographs, 1237 f lordosis, contour lines of alignment with, 1235 f management, 1232 –1239 manual immobilization, 1233 f posterior cervical line of Swischuk and, 1236 f prevertebral (retropharyngeal) soft tissues, inspiration/positioning on, 1238 f radiographic characteristics, 1237 t radiographic evaluation, 1234 f signs and symptoms, 1232 t treatment, goals of, 1229 triage considerations, 1232 Cervical vertebral osteomyelitis, 328 Cervicitis, 384 t, 545 , 754 –755 cervical infections, 754 clinical recognition, 754 –755 etiology, 754