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Ming-Kai Hsieh, Fu-Cheng Kao, Wen-Jer Chen

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    ASD = adjacent-segment degenerationLL = lumbar lordosisPI = pelvic incidencePT = pelvic tiltSS = sacral slopeSVA = sagittal vertical axisVAS = visual analog scaleadjacent-segment instabilitydegenerative spondylolisthesispelvic incidencepelvic tiltsacrum slope

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