The Use of Tubular Retractors for Translaminar Discectomy for Cranially and Caudally Extruded Discs.

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Abhilash N Dhruv

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Arvind G Kulkarni

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Shashidhar Bangalore Kantharajanna

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Clinical and radiological results of lumbar microdiskectomy technique with preserving of ligamentum flavum comparing to the standard microdiskectomy technique.

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Clinical applications of the tubular retractor on spinal disorders.

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Microendoscopic discectomy for lumbar disc herniation: surgical technique and outcome in 873 consecutive cases.

Does microscopic removal of lumbar disc herniation lead to better results than the standard procedure? Results of a one-year randomized study.

Translaminar microendoscopic herniotomy for cranially migrated lumbar disc herniations encroaching on the exiting nerve root in the preforaminal and foraminal zones

Translaminar microsurgical approach for lumbar herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) in the "hidden zone": clinical and radiologic results in a series of 24 patients.

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