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Neurogenic claudication and radiculopathy as delayed presentations of retained spinal bullet
The Spine Journal, 10/05/09
Ajmal S et al. – These cases illustrate that retained intraspinal bullets can present with delayed neurological findings secondary to reactive changes around the bullet.
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