The anterior cervical spine surgery is done roughly like this: 1. Before the surgery, the patient is trained to push the trachea. This is because the patient’s trachea needs to be pushed to one side during this procedure. If the patient is not adequately exercised before surgery, there is a risk of tracheal-related injury during surgery, and this may lead to a foreign body sensation or pain around the trachea after surgery.2. After the patient arrives in the operating room, the patient is thoroughly anesthetized, and general anesthesia is usually used at this time.3. After the anesthesia takes effect, a corresponding incision is made in the front of the neck corresponding to the corresponding lesioned segment. The incision is made at the front of the neck corresponding to the lesion. At this point, very careful subcutaneous dissection is required, as this area is rich in important blood vessels and nerves. After the large vessels in the neck are free and retracted, the anterior aspect of the cervical spine can be very easily exposed. Because the soft tissue coverage of the neck is relatively thin, the anterior aspect of the cervical spine can be fully exposed after the large vessels and trachea in front are distracted. At this time, a series of operations can be performed on the cervical spine, such as the removal of the intervertebral disc and vertebral body, and the corresponding bone grafting and internal fixation treatment. After such treatment, the original path is returned, and sutures and drainage are left in place layer by layer. Postoperatively, the patient is immobilized and braked for a period of time.