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The majority of surgical interventions were isolated arthroscopic stabilization procedures, with no statistically significant difference in RTP rates when concomitant arthroscopic procedures or open stabilization procedures were performed. Athletes who returned to play often played in a higher percentage of games after surgery than before the injury, and many played at the same or a higher level after surgery.

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Evacuation and Management of Patients With Combat-Related Spinal Injuries

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Contemporary Spine Surgery

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Matthew A Javernick

Arthroscopic versus open distal clavicle excision: Comparative results at six months and one year from a randomized, prospective clinical trial

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Evacuation and Management of Patients With Combat-Related Spinal Injuries

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