Anatomy-related risk factors in Harm’s mesh subsidence in cervical reconstruction after one-level corpectomy

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Anatomy-related risk factors in Harm’s mesh subsidence in cervical reconstruction after one-level corpectomy

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- Anatomy-related risk factors in Harm’s mesh subsidence in cervical reconstruction after one-level corpectomy
- Wu Jianxin , Ye Xiaojian Department of Orthopedics , Logistical Hospital of PLA NO.92674 Army , Xiamen 361001 , China
- Military Medical Research Vol. 24, Issue 4, Pages: 228-234(2009)
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