Outcome of surgical treatment of secondary spinal canal stenosis due to intervertebral disc herniation. (hospital)

Abstract

This article analyzes the results of surgical treatment of a 61-year-old patient 
named M., who had VC3-4 (3.0mm), VC4-5 (3mm), VC5-6 (3mm), VC6-7 (3.0mm) 
intervertebral disc herniation, which involved removal of all intervertebral discs in the cervical 
spine and implantation of a “PEEK” cage implant. The extent to which the dynamics of clinical 
and neurological symptoms changed 3 months after the operation, the general clinical 
neurological condition of the patient, and changes in the range of motion in the arms and legs 
were recorded.