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Paleopathological evidence suggesting pre-Columbian tuberculosis of the spine.
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[Espondilitits cervical tuberculous].
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[Pott's disease of the lumbosacral region in 1957].
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[New concepts on vertebral tuberculosis].
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[Notes on Pott's disease in the Belgian Congo (province of Leopoldville)].
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[Pott's disease; 2 forerunners: Delpech & Chrestien].
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[Lumbosacral tuberculous spondylitis].
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[Clinical-roentgenological criteria of recovery of tuberculous spondylitis].
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[First experiences with the combined operative-tuberculostatic focal treatment of spondylitis tuberculosa].
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Treatment of tuberculosis of the cervical spine.
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Tuberculosis of the spine in children.
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[Thoracic approach in Pott's lesions of the dorsal spine].
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[Pott's disease: surgical or conservative treatment?].
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[On information on special clinical pictures of tuberculous spondylitis].
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[Results of a trial accelerated medico-surgical treatment of Pott's disease].
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