Cervical disease

1. Cervical diseases: The cervical structure is supported by the cervical spine as the pillar. The anterior midline contains the respiratory and digestive tracts of the neck. On both sides are longitudinally arranged major blood vessels and nerves. At the root of the neck are the pleural dome, lung apex, and oblique blood vessels and nerves. Cervical lymph nodes are abundant. 2. Diseases include congenital diseases of the neck, injuries, vascular diseases, cervical spondylosis, cervical masses, as well as diseases of the thyroid, parathyroid, and thymus, among others.