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e., T10-L2 (n=33; 68.8%), followed by the thoracic (n=1 and lumbar (n=5) regions. Patients treated surgically showed significantly better JOA scores, VAS scores and Cobb's angles at the final follow-up than did patients treated conservatively (P less then .05). Univariate and binary logistic regression analyses identified two prognostic factors of the JOA score recovery rate treatment modality (OR=0.157; 95%CI, 0.028-0.89; P=.036) and bone fusion (OR=9.965; 95%CI, 2.052-48.387; P=.004). Conservative treatment and bone nonuni
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