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We aim to compare the postoperative clinical outcomes, through patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) and minimum clinically important difference (MCID), in patients undergoing cervical disc replacement (CDR) with preoperative predominant neck pain (pNP) or arm pain (pAP). ⋯ Independent of predominant pain location, patients reported improved physical function, pain, and disability outcomes. Patients with pNP had higher MCID achievement rates in mental function. Patients with pAP had higher rates of MCID achievement in arm pain and disability outcomes. Considering the predominant location of preoperative pain may be helpful in managing expectations for patients undergoing CDR.