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He prefers more trustworthy alternatives such as training in pathological anatomy, (6) learning from experienced surgeons, three-dimensional computer imaging and teaching by means of computer assisted audio-visual methods which "put us in direct contact, so to speak, with the operating theatres of the greatest surgeons as they are in the very act of operating directly on humans. Evolution of the operative technique has been driven by the need to achieve successful correction of pathological anatomy as well as to avoid complications. Both are modes of nerve root impingement that have clearly understood pathological anatomy based on surgical and radiographic analysis. |
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