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Risk factors for postoperative infection following posterior lumbar instrumented arthrodesis

Koutsoumbelis et al., 2011

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Koutsoumbelis S
Hughes A
Girardi F
Cammisa Jr F
Finerty E
Nguyen J
Gausden E
Sama A
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Background: Surgical site infection in the spine is a serious postoperative complication. Factors such as posterior surgical approach, arthrodesis, use of spinal instrumentation, age, obesity, diabetes, tobacco use, operating-room environment, and estimated blood loss are …
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