Man Thrown From All-Terrain Vehicle

A 57-year-old man is transferred to your facility after being thrown from an all-terrain vehicle. He was not wearing a helmet and was documented to have loss of consciousness. Upon arrival, his primary complaint is severe headache. He gives no significant medical history. Initial assessment shows a male on a backboard with full cervical spine immobilization. His Glasgow Coma Scale score is 14, with a blood pressure of 130/83 mm Hg and a heart rate of 87 beats/min. He has several abrasions on his face, but his pupils are equal and react well. His heart and lungs appear to be clear and the abdomen is benign. He is able to move all extremities well, with no obvious neurovascular compromise. After removal from the backboard, he is sent to the radiology department for multiple scans. A static sagittal image from CT of the cervical spine is shown. What is your impression?