Retrospective Study of Cervical Spondylosis Surgery

This was a retrospective study and was approved by the Ethical Committee of our hospital. We reviewed cervical spondylosis patients undergoing surgery in our hospital between January 2014 and December 2021 in our orthopedic department. The basic information of patients was inquired according to the case system. The disease time was determined according to the patient's complaint in the case system. In this work, the inclusion criteria were as follows: [1 (link)] diagnosis of cervical spondylosis; [2 (link)] patients with preoperative cervical CT and X-ray within 1 week before surgery; and [3 (link)] accept cervical surgery at our orthopedic department. The exclusion criteria were as follows: [1 (link)] patients with spine infection, spine tumor, spine trauma and metabolic bone disease; [2 (link)] merged cervical spine posterior longitudinal ligament ossification or multiple osteosclerosis; [3 (link)] long-term use of hormones or combined with immune diseases; [4 (link)] patient with nervous system disorders such as demyelinating disease; [5 (link)] a history of previous spinal surgery; [6 (link)] diagnosed with osteoporosis and treated with medication; and [7 (link)] incomplete radiologic data.