Review Article
Pathology and Treatment of Traumatic Cervical Spine Syndrome: Whiplash Injury
Table 2
Clinical classification on whiplash-associated disorders proposed by the Quebec Task Force [
2].
| Grade | Clinical presentation |
| 0 | No complaint about neck pain | No physical signs |
| I | Neck complaint of pain, stiffness, or tenderness | No physical signs |
| II | Neck complaint | Musculoskeletal signs including | Decreased range of movement | Point tenderness |
| II | Neck complaint | Musculoskeletal signs | Neurological signs including | Decreased or absent deep tendon reflexes | Muscle weakness | Sensory deficits |
| IV | Neck complaint and fracture or dislocation |
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