Ilya Pekarsky's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Adolescent disc herniation and its surgical treatment have been the subjects of many published clinical series. The majority of these series were heterogeneous; the number of adolescent patients (12-17 years) as opposed to young adults (18-20 years) was generally small and the length of follow-up varied greatly. Although the short-term outcome of d...
Citations
... Yet screening of the remaining portion of the spine was warranted, as it was important to rule out the presence of any congenital or development spinal anomalies, other deformities. 5 Absence of fever, normal total count, ESR and CRP helped rule out an infective cause. That, along with the absence of any vertebral body involvement and absence of disc degeneration, all but ruled out any tuberculous aetiology. ...