[Treatment of cervical disc herniation with percutaneous arthroscopic microdisectomy].

OBJECTIVE

To study the indications and efficacy of percutaneous cervical arthroscopic microdiscectomy (PCAD).

METHODS

Twenty eight patients with cervical discs herniation or disorders received endoscopic spine surgery, 37 intervertebral cervical discs underwent partial nuclectomy or total nucleotomy; the efficacy and complication were evaluated in three months after operation. RELUT: Good/excellent results were obtained in 23/28(82.2%) cases according to MacNab criteria; no serious complication was found; the cervical stability did not decrease in most cases.

CONCLUSION

PCAD is a safe, accuracy and rational method in diagnosing and treating herniated cervical disc and discogenic disorders.