Risk factors for surgical site infection after lumbar laminectomy and/or discectomy for degenerative diseases in adults: A prospective multicenter surveillance study with registry of 4027 cases
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Sakae Tanaka | Kota Miyoshi | N. Hara | Y. Oshima | H. Oka | K. Saita | T. Maruyama | H. Inanami | H. Chikuda | N. Kawamura | Y. Takano | S. Azuma | T. Yamazaki | Yujiro Takeshita | S. Ogihara | Jiro Morii | R. Okazaki | Kiyofumi Yamakawa | Rentaro Okazaki
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