… the biomechanics, the pathophysiology, the clinical presentation, and the imaging evaluation
of cervical spondylosis. … The lateral view of the cervical spine with spondylosis showing the …

… related to cervical spondylosis is the main objective for surgical intervention and can be
treated through ventral surgical fixation or through a combined ventral and dorsal approach of …

… symptomatic cervical spondylosis have decreased cervical … Using the ex vivo cervical
biomechanical model of cadaveric … T1-slope on foraminal areas of cervical spine segments [20]. …

… tude on cervical spine motion to provide a theoretical basis for the biomechanical causes of
… disc lesions in elderly patients ÀÀÀ presentation and surgical approach, Acta Neurochir 141…

… and pain, is an important topic in the cervical spine. 35 Biomechanical models can be helpful
in … This presentation is an overview of the biomechanical models that have been developed …

… incorporating cervical disc replacement and anterior cervical … the treatment of multilevel
cervical spondylosis according to early … cervical spondylosis by distinguishing the biomechanical …

… as with extension of the neck there is a liklihood of significant spinal cord irritation. Also
important in the clinical pathology and surgical biomechanical considerations in CSM is the …

… is one of the defining characteristics of spondylosis (4). In this article, we will discuss the
presentation, evaluation, pathophysiology, and biomechanics of cervical spondylosis. …

… From the biomechanical point of view, the formation of spur is a functional and compensatory
response. If the pressure is too high and the hyperplasia is too large, there will be internal …

… cervical vertebral column are described including attention to the relative mechanisms of
trauma. From a biomechanical perspective, … 65 years with cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM…