Posterior Cervical Decompression
Posterior Cervical Decompression is a surgical procedure, classified under spinal surgical interventions, that entails the removal of structural elements posterior to the cervical spinal cord to alleviate neural compression, distinguished by its approach through the back of the neck as opposed to anterior or lateral corridors.
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Spina Bifida Outcome: A 25-Year Prospective
Robin Bowman, David G. McLone, John A. Grant et al. · Pediatric Neurosurgery · 2001 · 709 citations
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