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C1 lateral mass screw insertion with protection of C1-C2 venous sinus: technical note and review of the literature

Pan et al., 2010

Document ID
7647971301817718577
Author
Pan J
Li L
Qian L
Tan J
Sun G
Li X
Publication year
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Spine

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Study Design. This is a technical note and review of the literature. Objective. We propose to describe a revised surgical technique of C1 lateral mass screw insertion with protection of C1-C2 venous sinus surrounding the C2 nerve root. Summary of Background Data. During …
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