Cervical spine fracture postoperative review usually do X-ray, cervical spine postoperative review usually do X-ray as well as magnetic resonance imaging, sometimes combined with CT examination, you should listen to the doctor’s request, according to the patient’s specific situation to choose. For postoperative cervical spine fracture review, the doctor needs to know how the patient’s fracture is healing, and needs to perform X-ray to observe whether the fracture line is blurred, whether there is continuity of the bone crust passing through, and sometimes combined with CT examination to check the recovery of the soft tissues. Postoperative cervical spine review is usually performed with X-rays as well as magnetic resonance imaging, and in some patients it is also combined with CT. Postoperative cervical spine fracture review should actively follow the doctor’s instructions, the doctor will be based on the patient’s specific condition, choose the appropriate examination, cervical spine after surgery should also pay attention to the protection of the neck, to avoid trauma.