Scientific View on Endoscopic Spine Surgery: Can Spinal Endoscopy Become a Mainstream Surgical Tool?

Scientific View on Endoscopic Spine Surgery: Can Spinal Endoscopy Become a Mainstream Surgical Tool?

With the health care environment becoming increasingly patient centric and cost-conscious, interest levels in spinal endoscopy are at an all-time high. Patient demand for the least invasive procedures combined with surgeon desire to maximally shorten the postoperative recovery period has further dri...

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Veröffentlicht in:World neurosurgery 2021-01, Vol.145, p.708-711
Hauptverfasser: Chung, Andrew S., McKnight, Braden, Wang, Jeffrey C.
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