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427 related items for PubMed ID: 20648206

  • 1. MiDAS I (mild Decompression Alternative to Open Surgery): a preliminary report of a prospective, multi-center clinical study.
    Chopko B, Caraway DL.
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  • 4. MiDAS ENCORE: Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial Report of 6-Month Results.
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