Abstract:[Objective] To compare the influence of lamina replantation with different internal fixations for spinal canal reconstruction on segmental range of motion (ROM) of the lumbar spine. [Methods] The lumbar L2~4 three-dimensional finite element models were estab- lished respectively, including normal model group (NM group) , laminectomy group (LE group) , laminectomy and H-shaped titanium plate fixation group (H-plate group), laminectomy and L-shaped titanium plate fixation group (L-plate group) and laminectomy and two-hole tita- nium plate fixation group (TH plate group) . A 10 Nm loading was applied to the L2 vertebral body, the ROMs of L2/3 and L3/4 segments in six degrees of freedom were measured. [Results] In terms of overall comparison among the 6 degrees of freedom, the ROMs of L2/3 were ranked in descending order: left bending > forward flexion > right bending > extension > right rotation > left rotation, with statistically significant overall difference in all the 5 model groups (P<0.05) . The ROMs of L3/4 were ranked in descending order: forward flexion > left bending > right bending > extension > right rotation > left rotation, with statistically significant overall difference in all the 5 model groups (P<0.05) . However, in terms of overall comparison among the 5 model groups, the ROM of L2/3 and L3/4 were arranged in descending order of: LE group > TH plate group > L-plate group > H- plate group > NM group, which all were statistically significant in 6 degrees of freedom (P< 0.05) . In the left bending, right bending, left and right rotations, the ROM of H-plate group had significantly lower ROMs than that of Lplate group and TH plate group (P<0.05) . [Conclusion] The lamina replantation with different internal fixations for spinal canal reconstruc- tion does effectively reduce the abnormal increase of segmental ROMs caused by laminectomy. Of them, H-shaped titanium plate fixation achieves better stability than L-shaped plate and two-hole titanium plate in terms of resistance of bending and rotation.