Neck and shoulder syndrome, i.e. neurogenic cervical spondylosis, requires the unification of symptoms, signs and examinations in order to give the most reasonable diagnosis that provides an effective basis for clinical treatment, specifically: 1. symptoms: the patient’s complaints of symptoms are consistent with the characteristics of neck and shoulder syndrome, which is the basis for the diagnosis of the disease; 2. physical examination signs: the physical examination signs are consistent with the disease and with the symptoms mentioned; 3. imaging results: the imaging examination results are completely unified with the patient’s signs and symptoms, which can establish a clear diagnosis.