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Results of survey of estimated wRVUs for CPT® 22867.
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The frequency distribution of estimated wRVUs for CPT® code 22867.
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The frequency distribution of the calculated difference between the selected comparator CPT® code and estimated wRVUs.
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Results of regression analysis of estimated wRVUs of CPT® 22867.
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Comparison of 2016–2018 data between frequency of lumbar fusions and interlaminar stabilization (ILS) procedure.
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