Spivak et al., 1999 - Google Patents
The effect of locking fixation screws on the stability of anterior cervical platingSpivak et al., 1999
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- Spivak J
- Chen D
- Kummer F
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- Spine
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Study Design. Current anterior cervical plate systems were tested with locked and unlocked fixation screws and with unicortical and bicortical fixation screws to determine fixation rigidity and pull-off strengths. Objectives. To evaluate the effects of screw-plate locking and screw …
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