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y during SOHND, which thereby protects the accessory nerve and its branches from damage and improves patient quality of life.With the development of radiology and minimally invasive technology, vertebroplasty has become the mainstream treatment for Kummell's disease. However, the catastrophic complication of bone cement displacement appears occasionally. We use robot-assisted pediculoplasty combined with vertebroplasty to avoid such complications. From January 2015 to January 2018, 87 patients suffering from thoracolumbar Kummell's d
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