Midline lumbar fusion with cortical bone trajectory screw.

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Hidenori Suzuki

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Keita Kuraishi

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Masaki Mizuno

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Masanori Tsuji

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Takanori Sano

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Yasuyuki Umeda

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10.2176/NMC.ST.2013-0395

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