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Exogenous Cross-Linking Increases the Stability of Spinal Motion Segments

Thomas P. Hedman, Hajeme Saito, Chuong Vo, Shih‐Youeng Chuang

Spine · 2006 · 40 citations · 23 references

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Abstract

By reducing the neutral zone, exogenous cross-linking may help combat the progression of instability in degenerative disc disease.

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