2008•The Spine JournalRequires access

192. Revision Rates Following Primary Adult Spinal Deformity Surgery: 667 Consecutive Patients Followed Up to 21-Years Postoperatively

Mark A. Pichelmann, Lawrence G. Lenke, Christopher R. Good, O'Leary Patrick, Keith H. Bridwell

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Key concepts: Medicine, Spinal deformity, Deformity, Surgery, Context (archaeology), Spinal fusion, Spinal surgery, Bony fusion

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