He is kind-hearted and has superb medical skills. Many people go here, so go early to avoid queuing! Whether a spinal compression fracture is serious or not depends on two aspects: first, whether the fracture damages the posterior dural sac and nerve roots. Second, the degree of compression of the fractured vertebral body. Spinal compression fractures that damage the dural sac and nerve roots require early surgical treatment, so that it is possible to relieve the compression of the nerves by the fracture fragments and reduce the occurrence of later complications. For vertebral body fractures with a compression degree of slightly more than one-third, surgical treatment is required to restore the height of the vertebral body to avoid kyphotic deformity after the vertebral body heals later.