1.The most accurate preoperative neuroanatomical imaging assessment: high field intensity MRI of nerve conduction bundle, spinal cord DTI, nerve root and nerve bundle imaging. 2.The most advanced preoperative neurophysiological assessment: surface electromyography detection, sensory threshold determination, intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring, somatosensory evoked potentials, motor evoked potentials. 3, the highest level of neurological repair and reconstruction treatment: scientific intravenous drug multi-course shock treatment + intrathecal surgery, high-efficiency drug shock minimally invasive treatment. Indications: 1. Patients with residual limb and trunk sensory and motor dysfunction after surgery for various types of cervical spondylosis and thoracolumbar spondylosis; 2. Patients who refuse conventional surgery for cervical spondylosis and thoracolumbar spondylosis but strongly request improvement of neurological function; 3. Patients with complications of sensory, motor and other neurological dysfunction after surgery for cervical spondylosis and thoracolumbar spondylosis. Contraindications: 1. Patients with advanced frailty, age over 85 years; 2. Patients with multiple organ dysfunction or systemic failure; 3. Patients with abnormal coagulation function; 4. Patients with spinal vascular disease that has not healed; 5. Patients with infection at the puncture site; 6. Patients with severe diabetes mellitus and hypertension; 7. Patients with excessive demands for treatment. Link to new information: Decompression + internal fixation surgery: please take it easy Nerve compression does not necessarily cause 100% pain; pain is not necessarily caused by compression. The same compression may be felt differently in different patients, and it is worthwhile to be more sensible about the “sins” of compression. For all people, should we immediately opt for surgery to remove the compression when it is detected? For the first time, scientists have succeeded in growing nerve cells for pain and itching. Then, as long as the function of movement, normal sensory function, urination and defecation is maintained in a reasonable range, any method of Western medicine, Chinese medicine, rehabilitation, etc., as long as the pain is slowed or eliminated, the purpose of treatment is achieved. The core of our treatment, more reasonably, is to target only the “pain nerve response unit”, which is to remove the pain perception and signal spinal-cerebral conduction. Compression is not necessarily found and immediate surgery is necessary: decompression + internal fixation.