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Diagnosing Lumbar Spinal Stenosis–Reply [Letters]
Diagnosing Lumbar Spinal Stenosis–Reply [Letters]
In Reply: We believe that the letter by Dr Watters and colleagues is misleading on a number of points. First, the writers cite a single retrospective study by Hamanishi et al 1 to counter 3 more recent prospective controlled trials 2-4 cited in our Commentary.
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