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Controlled Dynamic Spine Distraction Increases Vertebral Body Growth, Disc Height and Volume, and Nucleus Pulposus Expansion; An in Vivo Study on Rodent Tail Model

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Published Print: 2019-11

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Salari, Pooria

Eason, Garrett

Broz, Kaitlyn

Tang, Simon
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Article Title: Controlled Dynamic Spine Distraction Increases Vertebral Body Growth, Disc Height and Volume, and Nucleus Pulposus Expansion; An in Vivo Study on Rodent Tail Model

Journal Title: Spine Deformity

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