Background
degenerative cervical spine disorders, kyphosis
ANTERIOR, SECONDARY
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) is one of the most frequently indicated surgical procedures for degenerative cervical spine disorders. The main surgical goal of this procedure is to provide decompression of the nervous structures, from which patients benefit the most. The secondary goal is to ensure stability of the spine through a quality interbody fusion and to prevent the onset or progression of kyphosis. To provide fusion, bone grafts or different intervertebral devices for cervical disc replacement are used. Cervical discectomy with bone grafting has long been regarded as the gold standard [Aluminium oxide (AlThere is a lack of publications offering experiences and results with the use of Al