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Narrowing of intervertebral space height (ISH) is an important pathological change in degenerative spinal disease, and ideal intraoperative distraction and postoperative intervertebral space maintenance is one of the most expectant goals pursued by spinal surgeons. The effect of postoperative ISH changing on the clinical and radiological outcomes after cervical disc replacement is not fully understood, however. In this study, the height variation and general trend of postoperative ISH in all patients were analyzed. The patients were di
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