Titlebook: Cervical Spine I; Strasbourg 1985 Pierre Kehr,Andreas Weidner Book 1987 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1987 spine.Trauma Surgery

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The Automata-Theoretic Approach,ion of the affected unit can prevent impending instability or ensure longterm stability. Operative treatment involves the application of anterior and posterior spondylodesis procedures to obtain immobilization of the motion segment. However, controversy still exists concerning the primary stability

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Subexponential Fixed-Parameter Tractability,nd which can very often be carried out on animals only. The aim of our work was to set up a fast and practical technique of analysis of matrices based on relatively simple tools, and adequate to be applied also to routinary histological preparations (paraffine inclusions).

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Jason J. Wallin,Jennifer A. Sandlined out during the acute stage of the trauma as only minimal patient movement is necessary, soft tissue and bone structures being equally well shown during one visit to the Radiology Department only [1, 6, 8]. As a general rule CT-scanning is performed as a complementary investigation after careful a

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,Langzeitverl?ufe von Wahnerkrankungen, A localizing CT “Scoutview” or “Topogram” is at first obtained for proper siting of the CT slices to the cervical region of interest. In the study of cervical pathology the use of thin slices (2 or 4 mm) is necessary and the images obtained should be electronically enlarged to permit adequate delin