Abstract
In this case report, we demonstrate that the use of a winged expandable cage was able to obtain good clinical and radiological results in a case of cervical tuberculosis with severe kyphosis. However, case series will be necessary to affirm its validity as a stand-alone device for similar cases with high risk of instability.
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Nigro, L., Tarantino, R., Donnarumma, P., Santoro, A., & Delfini, R. (2017). A case of cervical tuberculosis with severe kyphosis treated with a winged expandable cage after double corpectomy. Journal of Spine Surgery, 3(2), 304–308. https://doi.org/10.21037/jss.2017.06.02
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