Incomplete Recovery of Lumbar Intervertebral Discs 2 Years After 60-Day Bed Rest
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Gabriele Armbrecht | Dieter Felsenberg | D. Felsenberg | D. Belavy | G. Armbrecht | Daniel L. Belavý
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