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Iliac Crest Reconstruction

Iliac Crest Reconstruction Ralph J. Mobbs*, Marcus A. Stoodley+, and John Fuller – Research The design of the study includes case series, technical note and review of the literature. Autogenous bone graft (autograft) harvest from the iliac crest remains the gold standard substrate for spinal fusion. Persistent donor-site pain is the most common cause of […]

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Lumbar Dicscetomy Diabetes

Lumbar Dicscetomy Diabetes Ralph J. Mobbs1, Raymond L. Newcombs2, K. Nadana Chandran2 Research Medical records of 363 patients who had a diagnosis of lumbar disc disease and were managed by a posterior approach lumbar discectomy over a 7 year period were reviewed: 33 patients had a preoperative diagnosis of diabetes, an incidence in this patient

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Outcome Compensation Patients

Outcome Compensation Patients Ralph J. Mobbs1, P. Rao Gollapudi2, N. K. Chandran3 Research This is a retrospective study aimed to analyse the clinical outcomes of patients following anterior cervical decompression and fusion for radiculopathy in worker’s compensation, third party and non-compensable group. The outcome of 224 cases operated between 1991 to 1998 were analysed. Only

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Schwannoma Sciatic Nerve

Schwannoma Sciatic Nerve J. Huang BSC(MED) BSC(MED), R. Mobbs BSC(MED) MB BS BSC(MED) MB BS, C. Teo MB BS MD FRACS Research Schwannomas are rare benign tumours of nerve sheath cells of neural crest origin. Often these tumours are solitary and encapsulated. Multiple schwannomas can arise from the peripheral nervous system including cranial nerves, spinal roots,

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