A Review of Spinal Twine Injury and Its Management

There is no universal agreement on the best procedure for treating lower cervical dislocation because anterior reduction and interbody fusion fixation have not been directly compared to posterior short-segmental pedicle screw fixation. This study compares long-term effects of severe with spinal cord injury treated using an versus a method. A total 149 patients (follow-up rate 84.1%) could be followed more than 10 years. 67 had fixation, while 92 underwent Surgical or post-operative problems as well Japanese Orthopaedic Association (JOA) scores, Neck Disability Index (NDI), American Spinal Injury grading (ASIA), Odom's criteria, kyphosis, operating parameters were assessed. 17 years spent monitoring patients. At follow-up, there was discernible difference between two groups' primary JOA NDI ASIA scores. The method linked larger loss alignment at last follow-up by (P = 0.012 P 0.001, respectively).