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Immediate Reconstruction of Complex Spinal Wounds Is Associated with Increased Hardware Retention and Fewer Wound-related Complications: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

Immediate Reconstruction of Complex Spinal Wounds Is Associated with Increased Hardware Retention and Fewer Wound-related Complications: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

January 2019 - Volume 7 - Issue 1 - p e2076 | English

Plastic Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

Alexander F.Mericli, Rene D.Largo, Patrick B.Garvey, Laurence Rhines, Justin Bird, Jun Liu, Donald Baumann, Charles E. Butler

Original article

Patients undergoing surgeries involving extensive posterior spine instrumentation and fusion often have multiple risk factors for wound healing complications.

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