Objective: To investigate the range of motion (ROM) index of a two-level cervical
arthroplasty. Methods: Seven human cadaveric spines were biomechanically examined from …

BACKGROUND CONTEXT: The use of motion-preserving spinal implants versus
conventional arthrodesis instrumentation systems, which stabilize operative segments …

Study Design: A biomechanical analysis of cervical arthroplasty and fusion using the finite
element method. Objective: The purpose of this study was to compare the biomechanical …

Background Hybrid construction (HC) may be an ideal surgical strategy than noncontinuous
total disc replacement (TDR) and noncontinuous anterior cervical discectomy and fusion …

Study Design. The study design was that of an in vitro human cadaveric biomechanical
analysis. Objectives. The objective of this study was the biomechanical analysis of the range …

Background The ideal surgical approach for cervical disk disease remains controversial,
especially for multilevel cervical disease. The purpose of this study was to investigate the …

Background and objective Hybrid surgery, incorporating cervical disc replacement and
anterior cervical discectomy and fusion, has shown good clinical results in the treatment of …

Study Design. Biomechanical analysis using a validated nonlinear finite element (FE)
model. Objective. The aim of this study was to combine the strategy of two-level hybrid …

Purpose Hybrid surgery (HS) coupling total disc replacement and fusion has been
increasingly applied for multilevel cervical disc diseases (CDD). However, selection of the …

Hybrid surgery (HS) allows surgeons to tailor fusion and arthroplasty in the treatment of
multiple-level cervical disc degeneration. However, the decision making of selecting either …