Abstract
Minimally Disruptive Posterior Cervical Fusion with DTRAX Cervical Cage for Single Level Radiculopathy - Results in 10 Patients at 1-Year
Objective: The authors present one-year clinical and radiographic outcomes of 10 patients with single level cervical radiculopathy due to spondylosis and stenosis treated with a minimally disruptive instrumented fusion procedure employing bilateral posterior cervical cages.
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Bruce M. McCormack, Edward Eyster , John Chiu and Kris Siemionow
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