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Pars interarticularis of C2
Body of C1
Posterior tubercle of C1
Dens of C2
Dens of C1
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Superior to the vertebral artery
Inferior to the posterior arch of C2
Between the vertebral artery and posterior arch of C1
Within the foramen transversarium
Inferior to the posterior arch of C1
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It gives off the transverse cervical artery branch
It terminates in the suboccipital triangle
Passes through the foramen transversarium of C1 to C7
It is most likely to be damaged with the fracture of C7 than C1 transverse process
It is a branch of the subclavian artery
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Posterior tubercle of C1
Transverse process of C1
Inferior nuchal line
Spinous process of C2
Mastoid process
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Semispinalis cervicis; anterior rami of spinal nerves
Obliquus capitis inferior; greater occipital
Rectus capitis posterior minor; suboccipital
Rectus capitis posterior major; suboccipital
Obliquus capitis superior; greater occipital
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It carries parasympathetic fibers
It does not contain general somatic efferent fibers
It represents the ventral ramus of C1
It typically has dorsal root ganglion
It carries both somatic and visceral motor fibers
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