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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 36 patients with cervical myelopathystage anterior surgical treatment of [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the treatment of combined anterior cervical spinal cord before and after the compression method. Methods: 36 patients before and after spinal cord compression in patients with stage type of cervical open-door laminoplasty by posterior and anterior approach by pressure integration fusion anterior cervical plate (PCB) implantation, after 3 to 24 menstrual JOA score, Nurick grading, to evaluate the efficacy of cervical imaging. Results: All 36 cases were followed up, with an average follow-up time was 16.7 months after JOA score improved from 7.3 + -1.7 hours increased to 16.2 + -0.8 minutes (P lt;0.05, improvement rate was 91.8%, Nurick grade improved from 2.8 + -1.2 level to improve the postoperative 0.7 + -0.8 level (P lt;0.05), X-ray examination confirmed anterior bone graft and internal fixation without loosening, displacement, loss, subsidence, after 5 months, anterior interbody fusion began, the final follow-up fusion rate was 93.25%. Conclusion: multilevel cervical spondylotic myelopathy with anterior surgical treatment of stage can be achieved by spinal decompression, cervical reliable stability, functional recovery of spinal cord and create favorable conditions the treatment of multilevel cervical myelopathy better surgical techniques. [Keywords:] cervical spondylosis, combined anterior and clinical analysis CSM (cervical spondylotic myelopathy, CSM) to disc degeneration becomes the primary pathology, causing the adjacent vertebrae vertebral osteophyte formation, and subsidiary structures of the spinal cord, blood vessels leads to repression, which led to the spinal cord due to cervical degeneration pressure or (and) spinal cord blood supply disorders [1], causing the spinal cord disorder associated with spinal cord disease. The disease often causes varying degrees of limb paralysis, difficulty in clinical trea