Abstract
Cervical spine diskectomy is a commonly used procedure in degenerative disease of
cervical spine surgery. However, it is difficult to assess the quality of life after
this widely applied and variously modified procedure. This literature review presents
cervical diskectomy results, according to various scales and measures in multidirectional
surgical strategies. Using relevant databases, we tried to find the best treatment
options for degenerative disk disease and the best method of quality-of-life assessment,
searching for modalities that may influence the outcome.
Keywords
anterior cervical diskectomy - adjacent segment disease - health-related quality of
life (HRQoL)