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Formation of anionic c, n-bearing chains in the interstellar medium via reactions of h- with hcxn for odd-valued x from 1 to 7
Study Design: A retrospective study investigating decrease in the nucleus pulposus signal intensity or disc height on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and disc degeneration. Purpose: Although a degenerated disc cannot self- regenerate, distraction or stabilization may provide suitable conditions for
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