Expandable Pedicle Screw Trajectory in Cadaveric Lumbar Vertebra: An Evaluation Using Microcomputed Tomography
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Zi-xiang Wu | W. Lei | Wei Zhang | Ming-xuan Gao | Da Liu | Shi-yong Wan | Lei Shi | Suo-chao Fu
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