Kümmell's disease: is ischemic necrosis or vertebral "microcracking" the first step in the sequence?
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H. Wilke | K. Assimakopoulos | E. Panagiotopoulos | A. Karageorgos | K. Kafchitsas | C. Matzaroglou | D. Velissaris | D. Konstantinou | C. Georgiou
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