Old double segment cervical disc herniation adjacent anterior cervical decompression and fixation type 3 Comparison.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Old double segment cervical disc herniation adjacent anterior cervical decompression and fixation type 3 Comparison Of: Li Xiaojiang deep Yang Yougeng clouds Keywords: cervical disc; fusion; surgical treatment; titanium mesh; plate Many clinical studies have confirmed that anterior cervical decompression and fusion can be a good short and long term pain relief, to replace conservative treatment used to treat cervical myelopathy 1. But the existence of this treatment the stability of graft, postoperative cervical spine often present potential instability, kyphosis, graft extrusion, graft failure, in front of collapse, intervertebral foramen smaller, high degree of fusion segments reduce the recurrence of such problems and symptoms 2. Cervical spine in patients with a longer time for external fixation, of life in patients with early postoperative period, with the fixation of development, in order to obtain bone graft stability, while improving the lives of patients with early postoperative period, patients began receiving a large number of anterior cervical decompression and fusion with anterior plate fixation 3. This bone graft compared the efficacy of different fixation methods, surgical fusion segments of the stability of the intervertebral height and fusion. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information from November 2001 to September 2007 were treated in our hospital orthopedic cervical disc herniation adjacent double segment, and were followed up 41 cases, accounting for the same period in patients with cervical disc herniation were treated (816 cases) 5 %. 23 cases were male (55.45%) and 18 females (44.55%). Female ratio was 1:1.2, aged 58 to 79 average (64 7.6) years. Shortest duration of 1 d, up to 20 years, mean disease duration was 639 d. Were followed up for 6 to 15 months, an average of 9 months. 1.2 The treatment of patients 41 patients received double anterior cervical decompression surgery (anterior