A Comparative Study Between the Functional and Radiological Outcomes of ACDF Using Locking Stand Alone Cage And Anterior Cervical Plate With Titanium Disc Cage in Degenerative Cervical Spine Disease

Background: Cervical spondylotic radiculopathy and myelopathy are common problems for which anterior cervical discectomy fusion is a gold standard procedure. There various implant options available, two of commonly used in practice. Anterior cage with plate locking standalone cage. Our study aims to compare these methods know the functional radiological outcomes after Materials Methods: We performed prospective comparative 60 patients single or level degenerative spine disease failed conservative management. They were divided randomly into 2 groups 30 each one group treated using other Smith Robinson approach. The clinical outcome was measured visual analogue scores, Robinson’s criteria Neck disability index assessed cobb’s angle, segmental height segment angle follow up period years. Results: At years up, good obtained both terms criteria, neck scale. And 93.3% rates groups. Significant dysphagia seen group(26.6%) significant subsidence noted group(20%). Conclusion: superior at Hence technique equally safe effective treatment 1 disease. Keywords: fusion, Disability Index, Visual Analogue scale, Locking cage, plate, subsidence,