论文信息 - Long term radiographic changes following anterior cervical fusion.

Long term radiographic changes following anterior cervical fusion.

Long-term follow-up radiographs of patients with anterior cervical fusions demonstrated progressive cervical spondylosis and osteophytes at levels above and below the fusion. The findings may represent a response to altered stresses imposed by the surgery.

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