Association of decision-making in spinal surgery with specialty and emotional involvement-the Indications in Spinal Surgery (INDIANA) survey.

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Association of decision-making ...... inal Surgery (INDIANA) survey.

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Alexander Preuss

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Andreas Dinkel

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Bernhard Meyer

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Carmen Morandell

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Lucia Albers

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Michael Behr

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Sandro M Krieg

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Surgical versus nonsurgical therapy for lumbar spinal stenosis

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When physicians treat members of their own families. Practices in a community hospital.

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Nico Sollmann

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