Novel porcine experimental model of severe progressive thoracic scoliosis with compensatory curves induced by interpedicular bent rigid temporary tethering.

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Borja Maruenda

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Jesús Burgos

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José Miguel Lloris

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Juan Alonso

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Luis Gil

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Rafael Llombart-Blanco

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Viviana Bisbal

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10.1002/JOR.23617

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Carlos Barrios

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