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If ankylosis is present, is it unfavorable or favorable? Unfavorable ankylosis is a condition in
which the entire cervical spine, the entire thoracolumbar spine, or the entire spine is fixed in
flexion or extension, and the ankylosis results in one or more of the following: difficulty
walking because of a limited line of vision; restricted opening of the mouth and chewing;
breathing limited to diaphragmatic respiration; gastrointestinal symptoms due to pressure of
the coastal margin on the abdomen; dyspnea or dysphagia; alantoaxial or cervical subluxation
or dislocation; or neurologic symptoms due to nerve root stretching. Favorable ankylosis is
fixation of a spinal segment in neutral position (zero degrees).