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Retrospective Analysis of the Effects of Perioperative Osteoanabolic Treatment on Patients With Spinal (Fusion) Surgery.
This study is to review the the effect of PTH on the outcome of spinal fusion surgery by analyzing the procedure with Forsteo (PTH) previously used in the University Hospital Basel and the Endonet Clinic, as part of a retrospective, observational study.
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