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smblinn2017-11-09 05:11:322017-11-09 05:12:25Questions and Answers on the Wettability of Nano-Engineered Surfaces
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smblinn2017-11-09 05:09:562018-07-11 20:04:30Osteoblast adhesion on nanophase ceramics.
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smblinn2017-11-09 05:08:202017-11-09 05:08:20Titanium vs. Polyetheretherketone (PEEK) interbody fusion: Meta-analysis and review of the literature.
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smblinn2017-11-09 05:02:132017-11-09 05:02:13Comparison of fusion rates following transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion using Polyetheretherketone cages or titanium cages with transpedicular instrumentation.
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smblinn2017-11-09 04:18:162018-07-11 19:53:12Incidence of surgical site infection after spine surgery: what is the impact of the definition of infection?
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smblinn2017-11-09 04:16:472018-07-11 19:54:09MRI-Based Decision Making of Implant Removal in Deep Wound Infection After Instrumented Lumbar Fusion.
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smblinn2017-11-09 04:15:362018-07-11 19:54:34Infections in spinal instrumentation
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