BMJ · 1960 · 59 citations · 10 references
MedicineNeurological SurgerySurgeryCervical DiseaseNeuropathologySpine SurgeryCervical DisordersCervical LesionsCervical SurgerySpinal Cord PathologySpinal DisordersSpine DisordersCervical Disc DiseaseCervical Spine DisordersCervical Spondylotic MyelopathySpinal Cord Lesions
In spite of much work on cervical spondylosis in the past ten years, the published results of treatment, parti- cularly in cases of myelopathy, remain disappointing. Opinions vary regarding the right policy, from marked conservatism to radical surgery. Classification Some confusion arises from failure to distinguish between the main types of lesion found in association with cervical spondylosis in assessing results. These may be classified under four headings.
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