High Rate of Fusion in Sheep Cervical Spines Following Anterior Interbody Surgery With Absorbable and Nonabsorbable Implant Devices
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William C Welch | David B Spenciner | W. Welch | H. Serhan | A. Turner | H. Seim | Howard B Seim | A Simon Turner | M. Slivka | Hassan A Serhan | Michael A Slivka | D. Spenciner
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