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After comparing the outcomes between the two surgical methods, we found that the recovery rate after segmental resection (62.5%) was greater than that after tumor curettage (12.5%). In the thoracic and sacral vertebrae, segmental resection surgery had a good prognos …
After comparing the outcomes between the two surgical methods, we found that the recovery rate after segmental resection (62.5%) was greater …