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work_ofns3rivfjfi3d3drcmemqisga	Andrew S. Chung	The Rationale for Endoscopic Spinal Surgery	2020	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1761	186	48	technique and equipment combined with a steep learning curve hindered its initial popularity amongst surgeons.1-4 However, recent technological advancements have facilitated more Surgeon and patient demand for less invasive procedures have further driven a global surge in interest in spinal endoscopy. Similar to other minimally invasive spinal surgical (MISS) techniques, the main benefits Furthermore, outpatient spinal surgeries may be associated with superior short-term outcomes may indeed become the ideal outpatient spinal surgical technique.13,18-20 surgical evolution towards spinal endoscopy. Learning curve for percutaneous endoscopic lumbar discectomy depending on the surgeon's training level of minimally invasive spine surgery. Learning curve of full-endoscopic lumbar discectomy. Learning curve for percutaneous endoscopThe Rationale for Endoscopic Spinal SurgeryChung AS and Wang JC Cost-effectiveness of microdiscectomy versus endoscopic discectomy for lumbar Bilateral spinal decompression of lumbar central stenosis with the full-endoscopic microendoscopic decompression surgery for lumbar spinal and bony spinal stenosis by a visualized endoscopic transforaminal technique under local anesthesia.	./cache/work_ofns3rivfjfi3d3drcmemqisga.pdf	./txt/work_ofns3rivfjfi3d3drcmemqisga.txt