Clinical neurology and neurosurgery · 2008
Influence of diabetes mellitus on cervical intervertebral disc herniation.
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Sakellaridis Nikolaos, Androulis Antonios
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OBJECTIVES: To establish if patients treated surgically for cervical disc disease have an increased incidence of diabetes mellitus.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: We prospectively studied 66 consecutive patients who were treated surgically for cervical disc disease and compared them with 100 age-matched patients at the same time period who underwent surgery for other reasons.
RESULTS: There was a significantly increased incidence of diabetes mellitus in the first group. This increased incidence was even higher than that in historical controls treated surgically for lumbar disc disease. Short-term postoperative prognosis was good in our patients. We describe the relationship between diabetes mellitus and cervical disc disease.
CONCLUSION: There is an increased incidence of diabetes among patients undergoing surgery for cervical disc disease.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: We prospectively studied 66 consecutive patients who were treated surgically for cervical disc disease and compared them with 100 age-matched patients at the same time period who underwent surgery for other reasons.
RESULTS: There was a significantly increased incidence of diabetes mellitus in the first group. This increased incidence was even higher than that in historical controls treated surgically for lumbar disc disease. Short-term postoperative prognosis was good in our patients. We describe the relationship between diabetes mellitus and cervical disc disease.
CONCLUSION: There is an increased incidence of diabetes among patients undergoing surgery for cervical disc disease.