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    The transition zone above a lumbosacral fusion

    The transition zone above a lumbosacral fusion by HAMBLY, M. F, WILTSE, L. L, RAGHAVAN, N, SCHNEIDERMAN, G, KOENIG, C

    Published in Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976) (15-08-1998)
    “…The clinical and radiographic effect of a lumbar or lumbosacral fusion was studied in 42 patients who had undergone a posterolateral fusion with an average…”
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    Effect of smoking and pulsed electromagnetic fields on intradiscal pH in rabbits

    Effect of smoking and pulsed electromagnetic fields on intradiscal pH in rabbits by Hambly, M F, Mooney, V

    Published in Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976) (01-06-1992)
    “…The adverse effect of cigarette smoking on human spines has been noted indirectly. There is correlation of increased back pain among individuals who smoke…”
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    Unilateral lumbar fusion

    Unilateral lumbar fusion by Hambly, M F, Wiltse, L L, Peek, R D, DiMartino, P P, Darakjian, H E

    Published in Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976) (01-06-1991)
    “…Unilateral fusion of the lumbar spine is rarely necessary or indicated. However, in patients with a "far-out syndrome" requiring decompression or in cases…”
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    Lumbar interbody fusion utilizing fusion cages

    Lumbar interbody fusion utilizing fusion cages by Hambly, M F

    Published in The Western journal of medicine (01-02-1998)
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    A modification of the Scott wiring technique

    A modification of the Scott wiring technique by Hambly, M F, Wiltse, L L

    Published in Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976) (01-02-1994)
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    The pars defect as a pain source. A histologic study

    The pars defect as a pain source. A histologic study by Schneiderman, G A, McLain, R F, Hambly, M F, Nielsen, S L

    Published in Spine (Philadelphia, Pa. 1976) (15-08-1995)
    “…Tissue from the pars defects of six adult patients with symptomatic spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis was obtained at surgery. A histologic study was…”
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