Acute cervical disc herniation
Acute cervical disc herniation refers to a history of cervical trauma of varying severity, with imaging examinations confirming disc rupture or herniation, but without cervical fracture or dislocation, and the presence of corresponding clinical manifestations.
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Site of disease:
Cervical spine -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Desk workers, middle-aged and elderly people, drivers -
Related symptoms:
Spinal nerve root damage Shoulder referred pain Cervical demyelinating lesions Spinal cord compression Spinal cord compression -
Concurrent disease: