Clinical Outcome of Coccygectomy Using a Paramedian Curvilinear Skin Incision in Adults and Children With Meta-Analysis of the Literature Focusing on Postoperative Wound Infection.
Alshameeri, Zeiad Elmajee, Mohammad Hashmi, Yousuf Bowry, Ajay Jones, Morgan Spilsbury, Jonathan
Alshameeri, Zeiad
Elmajee, Mohammad
Hashmi, Yousuf
Bowry, Ajay
Jones, Morgan
Spilsbury, Jonathan
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The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust; University of Birmingham; Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust
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2021-12-07
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A single surgeon case series and meta-analysis of literature.
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Nagappa S, Alshameeri Z, Elmajee M, Hashmi Y, Bowry A, Jones M, Spilsbury J. Clinical Outcome of Coccygectomy Using a Paramedian Curvilinear Skin Incision in Adults and Children With Meta-Analysis of the Literature Focusing on Postoperative Wound Infection. Global Spine J. 2023 Sep;13(7):1878-1893.
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