Timing and minimal access surgery for sciatica: a summary of two randomized trials.
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Timing and minimal access surgery for sciatica: a summary of two randomized trials.
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Timing and minimal access surgery for sciatica: a summary of two randomized trials.
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Timing and minimal access surgery for sciatica: a summary of two randomized trials.
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Leiden-Hague Spine Intervention Prognostic Study Group
Mark P Arts
Wilco C Peul
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10.1007/S00701-011-0983-8
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2011-03-03T00:00:00Z