Deep postoperative spine infection treated by negative pressure therapy in patients with progressive spinal deformities.

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Deep postoperative spine infec ...... rogressive spinal deformities.

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Deep postoperative spine infec ...... rogressive spinal deformities.

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Alain Dimeglio

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Antoine Samba

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Lorenza Marengo

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Marco Corradin

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Marie Rousset

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Mounira Mansour

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10.1007/S00402-017-2860-2

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Antonio Andreacchio

Federico Canavese

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2017-12-21T00:00:00Z

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