Should the Surgical Instrument Parts That Are Broken and Remain in the Distance of the Disc Be Removed? Should It Be Quit? A Case Report

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ISSN Online: 2163-0585
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"Should the Surgical Instrument Parts That Are Broken and Remain in the Distance of the Disc Be Removed? Should It Be Quit? A Case Report"
written by Saim Kale, Mehmet Tokmak, Mehmet Daimoglu,
published by Open Journal of Modern Neurosurgery, Vol.12 No.2, 2022

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