Posterolateral thoracic disc disease: clinical presentation and surgical experience with a modified approach: British Journal of Neurosurgery: Vol 18, No 5

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Abstract

Posterolateral thoracic disc disease is often misdiagnosed and labelled as demyelination. A high index of suspicion and awareness of this disease entity is the key to diagnosis and treatment. Our experience with a modified posterolateral facetal-sparing pedicle-sparing approach is highlighted.

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