Outcome of Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion as Perceived by Patients Treated for Dominant Axial-Mechanical Cervical Spine Pain
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概要
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- 2002-09-01
著者
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TRANSFELDT Ensor
Twin Cities Spine Center Minneapolis
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Garvey Timothy
Twin Cities Spine Center
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Garvey Timothy
Twin Cities Spine Center And The University Of Minnesota
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MALCOLM James
Twin Cities Spine Center and the University of Minnesota
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KOS Paul
Twin Cities Spine Center and the University of Minnesota
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Transfeldt Ensor
Twin Cities Spine Center
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Transfeldt Ensor
Twin Cities Spine Center And The University Of Minnesota
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