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February 1, 2005Spine

The Validity of the SRS-22 Instrument in an Adult Spinal Deformity Population Compared With the Oswestry and SF-12

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KBKeith H. BridwellNorthwestern UniversityWCWilliam L. Cats‐BarilUniversity of VermontJHJohn J. HarrastData Harbor (United States)

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