How many years can you live after cervical surgery?

The survival time of patients after cervical spine surgery varies from person to person and cannot be generalized.

If the surgery is very successful, the severe lesions of cervical spine, such as severe disc herniation, cervical fracture and dislocation, can be effectively relieved. Second, if the patient has a variety of serious underlying diseases, such as serious cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, diabetes, etc., these diseases may affect the postoperative recovery and physical function, and thus affect the survival years. If the patient is healthy before surgery, it is relatively more conducive to postoperative rehabilitation and long-term survival

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