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Illustration of magnetic resonance imaging parameters using direct measurement of the most anterior aspect of the vertebral disc.
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Illustration of magnetic resonance imaging parameters after correcting for axial rotation by considering anterior vertebral body line as the tangent to the vertebral bisector.
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Axial magnetic resonance imaging displaying parameters using direct measurement of the most anterior aspect of the vertebral disc and after correcting for axial rotation by considering anterior vertebral body line as the tangent to the vertebral bisector.
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Safe surgical corridors in convex and concave side of the lumbar curve by level. In the literature, mean superior and inferior widths of the lumbar vertebrae are reported between 33.5–34.9 mm by Gilad and Nissan.15
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Safe surgical corridor in convex and concave side of the lumbar curve by level following controlling for axial rotation. In the literature, mean superior and inferior widths of the lumbar vertebrae are reported between 33.5–34.9 mm by Gilad and Nissan.17
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Influence of vertebral rotation on convex versus concave safe surgical corridor for lateral lumbar interbody fusion.
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