N	Concordance
1	mized to treatment with a decompressive laminectomy and twelve, to treatment wit
2	  Fifteen patients underwent diagnostic laminectomy with biopsy, and one had a f
3	l tumors. A hemilaminectomy or a dorsal laminectomy was performed in each case; 
4	n ten patients who had undergone lumbar laminectomy, visual assessment of epidur
5	status but, in cervical exostosis, post-laminectomy kyphosis and instability pro
6	level that had been subject to previous laminectomy and partial discectomy, and 
7	ral canal is not narrowed, and a sacral laminectomy appears therefore not indica
8	f these patients underwent simultaneous laminectomy or laminoplasty. Supplementa
9	les were anesthetized and underwent T13 laminectomy. A constant velocity spinal 
10	e nondestructive intact testing, a wide laminectomy with subtotal facetectomies