An Assessment of the Reliability of the Enneking and Weinstein-Boriani-Biagini Classifications for Staging of Primary Spinal Tumors by the Spine Oncology Study Group

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• 2009-02-15

著者

• Fisher Charles

  Vancouver Spine Program Vancouver General Hospital

• HARROP James

  Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

• FEHLINGS MICHAEL

  University of Toronto

• Harrop James

  Thomas Jefferson University And The Rothman Institute

• Gokaslan Ziya

  Johns Hopkins University

• Ondra Stephen

  Northwestern University

• Ondra Stephen

  Northwester Medical Center

• CHAN Patrick

  Vancouver General Hospital

• BORIANI Stefano

  Ospedale Maggiore

• FOURNEY Daryl

  University of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan

• BIAGINI Roberto

  Instituto Regina Elena

• DEKUTOSKI Mark

  Mayo Clinic

• RYKEN Timothy

  University of Iowa

• VRIONIS Frank

  H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center

• SCHMIDT Meic

  University of Utah

• VIALLE Luis

  Catholic University of Parana

• GERSZTEN Peter

  University of Pittsburgh

• RHINES Laurence

  MD Anderson Cancer Center

• PRATT Stuart

  Medtronic Spinal and Biologics

• Fisher Charles

  Vancouver General Hospital

• Fehlings Michael

  Neural Repair And Regeneration University Of Toronto Spine Program University Of Toronto Neuroscienc

• Dekutoski Mark

  Department Of Orthopedic Surgery Mayo Clinic Mayo College Of Medicine

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