Complications in ambulatory pediatric patients with nonidiopathic spinal deformity undergoing fusion to the pelvis using the sacral-alar-iliac technique within 2 years of surgery

Richard Menger, Lawrence G. Lenke(Allen Hospital), Gerard Marciano(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Meghan Cerpa(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Michael G. Vitale(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Benjamin D. Roye(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), Elise C. Bixby(Boston Children's Hospital), Paul J. Park(Columbia University Irving Medical Center), David P. Roye(Columbia University Irving Medical Center)
Journal of Neurosurgery Pediatrics
April 30, 2021
10.3171/2020.11.peds19641
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