Does 360° lumbar spinal fusion improve long-term clinical outcomes after failure of conservative treatment in patients with functionally disabling single-level degenerative lumbar disc disease? Results of 5-year follow-up in 75 postoperative patients

Jack E. Zigler; Rick B. Delamarter

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Does 360° lumbar spinal fusion improve long-term clinical outcomes after failure of conservative treatment in patients with functionally disabling single-level degenerative lumbar disc disease? Results of 5-year follow-up in 75 postoperative patients

Jack E. Zigler and Rick B. Delamarter

International Journal of Spine Surgery January 2013, 7 e1-e7; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijsp.2013.01.001

Jack E. Zigler

aTexas Back Institute, Plano, TX

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bSpine Research Foundation, Santa Monica, CA

cCedars-Sinai Spine Center, Beverly Hills, CA

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Jack E. Zigler, MDa,* and
Rick B. Delamarter, MDb,c

^aTexas Back Institute, Plano, TX
^bSpine Research Foundation, Santa Monica, CA
^cCedars-Sinai Spine Center, Beverly Hills, CA

↵* Corresponding author: Jack E. Zigler, MD, Texas Back Institute, 6020 W Parker Rd, Ste 200, Plano, TX 75093. Tel: 972-608-5000; Fax: 972- 608-5020. E-mail address: jackzigler{at}juno.com

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