Reduction of vertebral height with fragility vertebral fractures can induce variety of neurological deterioration.

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Reduction of vertebral height ...... of neurological deterioration.

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Hidenori Suzuki

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Masahiro Funaba

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Norihiro Nishida

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Toshihiko Taguchi

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Tsukasa Kanchiku

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Yasuaki Imajo

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