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Minimally invasive approach to non-missile penetrating spinal injury with resultant retained foreign body: A case report and review of the literature
Highlights•Non missile penetrating spine injury (NMPSI) causes acute and delayed neuro deficits. •NMPSI with retained foreign body (RFB) is an indication for operative intervention. •Minimally invasive fluoroscopic technique is an option for treatment of NMPSI with RFB.
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| description | Highlights•Non missile penetrating spine injury (NMPSI) causes acute and delayed neuro deficits. •NMPSI with retained foreign body (RFB) is an indication for operative intervention. •Minimally invasive fluoroscopic technique is an option for treatment of NMPSI with RFB. |
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| subjects | Case reports Complications Fluoroscopy Foreign bodies Infections Literature reviews Meningitis Minimally invasive spine surgery Neurological diseases Neurology Neurosurgery Non-missile penetrating spine injury Pain Recovery time Retained foreign body Spinal cord injuries Spinal cord injury Spinal stab wound Spine Spine (thoracic) Surgeons Surgery Trauma |
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