Anterior cervical discectomy and decompression and fixation of acute cervical disc herniation Analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 17 Anterior cervical discectomy and decompression and fixation of acute cervical disc herniation Analysis [Abstract] Objective traumatic cervical disc herniation discectomy anterior cervical decompression and interbody fusion with plate fixation Cage postoperative clinical effect. Methods Cage anterior cervical decompression and interbody fusion with plate fixation 76 cases of traumatic cervical disc herniation in patients with clinical data, image data, follow-up time was (5.8 + -1.95) months, with SPSS16.0 of access to information for statistical analysis. Results of this group of cases the average rate of neurological function after surgery 77.38 %, JOA scores were from (4.8 + -0.64) points up to postoperative (13.2 + -1.44) points, with statistically significant improvement; after surgery near the upper and lower segments of the average loss of vertebral height after height March when (1.03 + -0.25) mm, after 6 months (1.17 + -0.32) mm, no significant reduction. interbody fusion rate was 100%, cervical spine mobility improve from an average preoperative ( 39.38 + -6.83) after 6 months the degree becomes (62.51 + -4.80) degrees, the difference was statistically significant. Conclusion anterior cervical decompression and anterior cervical decompression and interbody fusion with plate fixation Cage treatment of acute neck disc herniation and postoperative symptoms and signs apparent ease, cervical activity to improve the well, fusion rate, no significant loss of disc height, the surgical treatment of acute cervical disc herniation sure. [Keywords:] cervical spine; disc displacement; decompression, surgical; interbody fusion With changing lifestyles, more and more time working and recreational needs of head and neck in a fixed position, while more common accidents are very frequent, making the chance of injury to cervical strain, and more and more , which is most likely involved cervical disc, clinically known as acute cervical dis