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Matías Petracchi

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Evidence-Based Spine-Care Journal|May 3, 2013
The influence of anatomy (normal versus scoliosis) on the free-hand placement of pedicle screws: Is misplacement more frequent in patients with anatomical deformity?Marcelo Gruenberg, Matías Petracchi, Marcelo Valacco, et al.
Evidence-Based Spine-Care Journal|March 28, 2013
Use of CT-guided periradicular injection for the treatment of foraminal and extraforaminal disc herniationsMarcelo F Gruenberg, Matías Petracchi, Marcelo Valacco, et al.
Medicina|December 20, 2023
Three-level thoracic disc herniation: transthoracic decompression without fixationDaniyil Semeshchenko, Matías Petracchi, Gonzalo Kido, et al.
Global Spine Journal|December 15, 2024
Does Position of Pedicle Screws Correlate With Adjacent Segment Degeneration? An Average 6-Year Follow-Up Retrospective StudyValentino Latallade, Matías Pereira Duarte, Iván A Huespe, et al.
Revista De La Facultad De Ciencias Medicas (Cordoba, Argentina)|March 30, 2026
The positioning of pedicle screws in the first instrumented lumbar vertebra influences the reoperation rate due to the development of adjacent segment diseaseValentino Latallade, Matías Pereira Duarte, Ivan Alfredo Huespe, et al.
Medicina|November 28, 2025
[Multidimensional analysis of low back pain patients: A cross-sectional study]Eduardo Stonski, Martín L Alvarez, Gustavo Olaizola, et al.
Journal of Craniovertebral Junction & Spine|April 28, 2025
Is posterior cervical imbalance after anterior cervical discectomy with fusion a determinant in the development of adjacent cervical degeneration? A retrospective study with an average of 8 years of follow-upValentino Latallade, Gonzalo Kido, Matías Pereira Duarte, et al.
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Evidence-Based Spine-Care Journal|May 3, 2013
The influence of anatomy (normal versus scoliosis) on the free-hand placement of pedicle screws: Is misplacement more frequent in patients with anatomical deformity?Marcelo Gruenberg, Matías Petracchi, Marcelo Valacco, et al.
Evidence-Based Spine-Care Journal|March 28, 2013
Use of CT-guided periradicular injection for the treatment of foraminal and extraforaminal disc herniationsMarcelo F Gruenberg, Matías Petracchi, Marcelo Valacco, et al.
Medicina|December 20, 2023
Three-level thoracic disc herniation: transthoracic decompression without fixationDaniyil Semeshchenko, Matías Petracchi, Gonzalo Kido, et al.
Global Spine Journal|December 15, 2024
Does Position of Pedicle Screws Correlate With Adjacent Segment Degeneration? An Average 6-Year Follow-Up Retrospective StudyValentino Latallade, Matías Pereira Duarte, Iván A Huespe, et al.
Revista De La Facultad De Ciencias Medicas (Cordoba, Argentina)|March 30, 2026
The positioning of pedicle screws in the first instrumented lumbar vertebra influences the reoperation rate due to the development of adjacent segment diseaseValentino Latallade, Matías Pereira Duarte, Ivan Alfredo Huespe, et al.
Medicina|November 28, 2025
[Multidimensional analysis of low back pain patients: A cross-sectional study]Eduardo Stonski, Martín L Alvarez, Gustavo Olaizola, et al.
Journal of Craniovertebral Junction & Spine|April 28, 2025
Is posterior cervical imbalance after anterior cervical discectomy with fusion a determinant in the development of adjacent cervical degeneration? A retrospective study with an average of 8 years of follow-upValentino Latallade, Gonzalo Kido, Matías Pereira Duarte, et al.
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