Thermographic assessment of skin temperature after lumbar spine surgery: Useful method for detection of wound complications? A pilot study
Maximilian Weber(Unknown), Max J. Scheyerer(University of Cologne), Maximilian Lenz(University of Cologne), Peer Eysel(Klinik und Poliklinik für Psychosomatik und Psychotherapie), Akanksha Perera(University of Cologne), Lena Wassenberg(University of Cologne)
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