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Intravertebral Clefts Opacified during Vertebroplasty: Pathogenesis, Technical Implications, and Prognostic Significance

John I. Lane, Timothy P. Maus, John T. Wald, Kent R. Thielen, Shalabh Bobra and Patrick H. Luetmer
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John I. Lane, Timothy P. Maus, John T. Wald, Kent R. Thielen, Shalabh Bobra, Patrick H. Luetmer
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