Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring in Spine Deformity Surgery
Abstract Although the incidence of neurologic injury in deformity surgery is low, the repercussions are devastating; therefore, every measure available should be adopted to minimize that risk. Advances in instrumentation have been paralleled by the development and improved understanding of intraoper...
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