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Retrolisthesis, is a posterior (rear) displacement of a vertebral body less than one degree of luxation (dislocation). The grading system is measured from Grade 1 (lowest degree of displacement) to Grade 4 (highest degree).

C5 is the vertebrae that is displaced due to retrolisthesis, or the 5th Cervical Spinal Vertebrae (neck).
A posterior displacement of up to ¼ of the IVF is graded as Grade 1.

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