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Original Research

Is correction of segmental kyphosis necessary in single-level anterior cervical fusion surgery? An observational study

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Pages 39-44 | Published online: 19 Dec 2018

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Figure 1 Lateral X-ray pictures showing changes in segmental angle.

Notes: (A and B) Pre- and postoperative segment angles of a patient in the correction group, respectively, and (C and D) pre- and postoperative segment angles of a patient in the noncorrection group, respectively.
Figure 1 Lateral X-ray pictures showing changes in segmental angle.

Table 1 Intraobserver reproducibility and interobserver reliability using intraclass correlation coefficient

Table 2 Demographic and clinical data in patients before single-level ACDF surgery

Table 3 Postoperative data in patients with single-level ACDF surgery

Figure 2 Correlations between the changes in segmental angle and changes in C2–C7 angle (A) as well as changes in C2–C7 SVA (B).

Abbreviation: SVA, sagittal vertical axis.
Figure 2 Correlations between the changes in segmental angle and changes in C2–C7 angle (A) as well as changes in C2–C7 SVA (B).