Degenerative cervical myelopathy (DCM) is a progressive cervical spinal cord injury brought
about by mechanical stress from degenerative changes in the cervical spine. It is typically …

Cervical myelopathy stemming from degeneration of the cervical spine is a common cause
of neurologic impairment in adults, particularly in the elderly. However, the epidemiology of …

Return to Play Guidelines After Cervical Spine Injuries in A... : Spine Return to Play Guidelines
After Cervical Spine Injuries in American Football Athletes: A Literature-Based Review : Spine …

OBJECTIVE Cervical disc arthroplasty (CDA) has been demonstrated to be as safe and
effective as anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) in the management of 1-and 2 …

BACKGROUND Previous studies have attempted to establish return-to-play (RTP)
guidelines in collision sport athletes after cervical spine injury; however, recommendations …

Abstract Purpose of Review Congenital cervical stenosis (CCS) is a phenomenon in which
an individual has a narrow canal due to abnormal anatomy which can present with earlier …

Spinal cord injuries have an estimated annual incidence of 40 cases per 1 million
Americans, with the fourth most common cause of spinal cord injury being sports-related …

Background: The pedicle screw is the most common device used to achieve fixation in
fusion of spondylolistheses. Safe and accurate placement with this technique relies on a …

Spondylotic myelopathies are among the most common disorders of the spine, yet the
clinical and treatment approach is far from standardized. This article discusses our current …

Background: The incidence of degenerative cervical myelopathy (DCM) has increased over
the years due to an increasing aging population, yet there is a dearth of recent …