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Is there a role for the Finapres when arterial lines are used?

A set of three views negative for cervical spine injury decreases the probability of an injury to 2% for high-risk patients and to less than 1% for low-risk patients. Interestingly, the positive predictive values show that the majority of patients with positive cervical spine radiographs will not have cervical spine injuries. However, this is certainly not to minimize the importance of treating each of these patients as if he or she has a cervical spine injury, as the consequence of doing otherwise can be devastating.