Tuberculosis of lower cervical spine (C4-C5) with severe angulation.

Spine J

Department of Neurosurgery, Hospital Avicenne, Mohammed V University, Souissi Rabat-Salé, 482 secteur 3 ouled mtaa, Temara 12000, Morocco.

Published: October 2015

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