How much do patients benefit in quality of life after surgery for cervical spondylotic myelopathy? A Spine CORe™ analysis of QOD data
Zachary Englander(Neurological Surgery), Andrew K Chan(Neurological Surgery), Luis M. Tumialán(Barrow Neurological Institute), Eunice Yang(Alaska Heart and Vascular Institute), Domagoj Coric(Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates), Michael S. Virk(Cornell University), Vardhaan Ambati(University of California, San Francisco), John J. Knightly, Eric A. Potts(Indiana Spine Group), Kai-Ming Fu(Cornell University), Regis W. Haid(CARE USA), Paul Park(Semmes Murphey Foundation), Praveen V Mummaneni(University of California, San Francisco), Scott Meyer, Kevin T Foley(Semmes Murphey Foundation), Michael Y Wang(University of Miami), Mohamad Bydon(Neurological Surgery), Dean Chou(Neurological Surgery), Chun-Po Yen(University of Virginia), Jay D Turner(Barrow Neurological Institute), Christopher I Shaffrey(Duke University), Juan S Uribe(Barrow Neurological Institute), Anthony L Asher(Carolinas Healthcare System), Cheerag D. Upadhyaya(Saint Luke's Health System), Erica F Bisson(University of Utah), Oren N. Gottfried(Duke Medical Center)
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