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. 2022 Sep 7;13(3):840–854. doi: 10.1177/21925682221125766

Table 1.

Characteristics of Studies Included in Second Surgery Analysis.

Study Study Design Inclusion Criteria Exclusion Criteria Sponsor Definition of Second Surgery Arm Sample Size Technical Details Age (mean and standard deviation unless otherwise stated) Sex NDI reported
NCT00578812 Phillips et al 41 RCT Single level degenerative disc disease with radiculopathy or myelopathy only affecting either levels C3-4 or C7-T1 Trauma, prior fusion, 2 or more levels affected, tumor, osteoporosis, daily insulin, etc. NuVasive Any revision, removal, reoperation, or supplemental fixation ACDF 265 Single level ACDF with allograft and plate 43.9 range 22-73 46.0% male Yes
ADR 276 PCM Cervical Disc 43.3 range 25-72 46.4% male Yes
ISRCTN44347115 Macdowall et al 42 RCT Patient 25-60yo with cervical radiculopathy (arm pain) for at least 3 months and correlating MRI findings in 1 or 2 levels Previous surgery, >2 levels requiring treatment, severe facet arthropathy, myelopathy, etc. Stockholm County Council, DePuy Synthes Spine, Uppsala County Council, Swedish Society of Spinal Surgeons Not stated ACDF 70 ACDF with autogenous iliac crest graft and plate 47.0 ± 6.9 47.1% male Yes
ADR 81 Discover ADR 46.7 ± 6.7 50.6% male Yes
Lin et al. 2015 43 Retrospective cohort Adult patients undergoing ACDF or laminoplasty diagnosed with multiple level cervical degenerative disease.
From 2001 to 2011, query of Taiwan National Health Insurance Research Database (NHIRD), using diagnostic codes. Large national database including 99% of population according to paper.
Single level disease, tumor, any who had both procedures. Not reported Defined as another ACDF or laminoplasty within 1 year (short term) or more than 1 year (long term) after the index ACDF 6605 Not reported 55.17 ± 14.18 65.42% male No
Laminoplasty 1578 Not reported 59.01 ± 14.05 66.29% male No
Park et al. 201644,45 Retrospective cohort CSM or radiculopathy diagnoses treated with ACDF, corpectomy, posterior fusion, laminoplasty. Performed using diagnostic code search on national level HIRA database. Trauma, tumor, infectious spondylitis, inflammatory spondylitis of gout, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, ossification of posterior longitudinal ligament Hallym University Research Fund 2014 (HURF-2014-28) Any cervical reoperation excluding third and subsequent reoperation events ACDF 8143 Not reported 51.44 ± 10.80 (all intervenions reported together) 61.29% male No
Laminoplasty 391 Not reported No
Laminectomy and Fusion 537 Not reported No
Puvanesarajah 2017 46 Retrospective Cohort ICD-9 diagnostic code database query for cervical spondylosis with myelopathy, subsequent query for surgical interventions of interest. Utilized fee-for-service patient database, PearlDiver Patient Records Database, which contains records for Medicare beneficiaries from 2005 to 2012. Combined anterior posterior, revision, OC fusion, trauma, tumor, etc No funding received Revision surgery codes were searched in database including implant removal, revision fusion, incision and drainage, exploration, and hardware removal. ACDF 34 867 1 to 2 level ACDF Not reported 48.2% male (<65 years)
52.6% male (65-84 years)
No
Laminectomy and Fusion 16 167 Not reported Not reported 57.8% 1-2 level PCF <65yrs
59.7% 1-2 PCF 65-84yrs
57.7% >3 level PCF <65yrs
56% >3 level PCF 65-84yrs
No
Hashimoto et al. 2018 47 Prospective cohort Cervical myelopathy with radiographic compression between C2-C7, data source from national-level registry focusing on Miyagi prefecture in Japan since 1988. Not stated No funding Analysis only included reoperation for ‘neurological complications.’ Though analyzed, Kaplan-Meier curve excluded revision for surgical site infection Laminoplasty 4208 Midline splitting (French door) laminoplasty using hydroxyapatite spacer in split laminae and cross-multiplied non-absorbable threads are used to stabilize the laminae 62 ± 11 68.75% male No
Nakashima et al. 2020 49 Retrospective case series Adults with clinical myelopathy with either CSM or OPLL on MRI or CT, all who underwent laminoplasty. Unspecified surgical database searched from 2003-2016. Revision, infection, tumor, or trauma Nagoya Spine Group research funds Surgeries for late-onset myelopathy, paralysis, or severe radicular pain (6 months after laminoplasty)
Reoperation for infection, epidural hematoma, or C5 palsy conducted immediately after surgery (<6 months after surgery)
Laminoplasty 623 Open door laminoplasty with gap bridged by local or artificial bone strut Not reported Not reported No