Potential triaging of referrals for lumbar spinal surgery consultation: a comparison of referral accuracy from pain specialists, findings from advanced imaging and a 3-item questionnaire.
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Potential triaging of referrals for lumbar spinal surgery consultation: a comparison of referral accuracy from pain specialists, findings from advanced imaging and a 3-item questionnaire.
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Potential triaging of referral ...... ng and a 3-item questionnaire.
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David Simon
Eugene K Wai
Joseph O'Neil
Matt Coyle
Simon Dagenais
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2009-12-01T00:00:00Z