Abstract:[Abstract]:Objective: The precise removal of the uncinate process in anterior cervical discectomy and fusion by one-hole split endoscope is particularly important for cervical nerve decompression.In this study, the position relationship between uncinate process tip (UPT), pedicle isthmus and cervical nerve was observed by 3D-CT to analyze the safe decompression of cervical nerve. Methods: Data of 26 patients with cervical radiculopathy from August 2016 to January 2021 were selected, and C3/4-C7/T1 related parameters were observed on Mimics21.0:The distance between UPT and anterior anterior cervical nerve in sagittal plane (a), the vertical distance between inferior cervical nerve in sagittal plane (b), the left and right distance between upper margin of cervical nerve origin (c), the vertical distance between upper margin of cervical nerve origin (d), the vertical distance between lower margin of cervical nerve origin (e), the distance between anterior and posterior margin of pedicle isthmus (f), and the left lateral margin of pedicle isthmus Right distance (g), cervical nerve abduction Angle (∠A), forward Angle (∠B). Results: There was no significant difference in C3/4-C7/T1 between different sexes and different sides in the same segment (P > 0.05). There was no statistically significant difference between the same segment b and e (P>0.05), indicating that the lower margin of cervical nerve at sagittal surface where decompression UPT was located could achieve decompression at the lower margin of cervical nerve origin. With the decrease of C3/4-C7/T1 segment, a gradually decreased. b, d, e, g, ∠A, ∠B gradually increase; c and f increased first and then decreased (P<0.05). Conclusions: With UPT as an important bone marker, the decompression range of cervical nerve was defined and the uncinate process was accurately removed. The UPT was (0.87±0.47) mm to (2.29±1.28) mm forward to the lateral border of the isthmus of the pedicle, and the uncinate process was ground outward to complete the ventral cervical nerve decompression from the UPT to the exit of the pedicle region. The bone proliferation on the posterior lateral wall of the upper vertebra and the posterior lateral wall of the uncinate process was removed by grinding upward (5.52±2.10) mm to (7.98±2.98) mm and inward (1.07±0.54) mm to (1.85±0.85) mm, respectively. The lateral margin of the dura and the upper margin of the origin of the cervical nerve were exposed, and decompression from UPT to the origin of the cervical nerve was completed. It provides theoretical basis for safe decompression of cervical nerve by precise surgical removal of uncinate process.