Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF) is a frequently employed surgical intervention targeting the cervical spine, commonly known as the neck. The core of the procedure entails meticulously removing a compromised or herniated intervertebral disc, along with any bony overgrowths (bone spurs) that might be exerting pressure on the delicate spinal cord or its emanating nerve roots. The overarching aim of Anterior Cervical Fusion Surgery NJ is to alleviate this compression, thereby addressing a spectrum of debilitating symptoms like persistent neck pain, radiating arm pain, bothersome numbness, tingling sensations, or even noticeable weakness. Subsequently, the procedure focuses on fortifying the cervical spine by permanently fusing the vertebrae situated directly above and below the space where the problematic disc was extracted, creating a stable and unified structure.