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  January-June 2012 | Vol 3 | Issue  1
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Editorial
Instability and basilar invagination
Atul Goel
Basilar invagination is significantly common in India and in the Indian subcontinent. Even in India, there is a disproportionately high incidence in north-western belt of the country. No genetic facto...
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Review Article
Keraunoparalysis: What a neurosurgeon should know about it?
Ashish Kumar, Vinjamuri Srinivas, Barada P Sahu
Keraunoparalysis or transient weakness in limbs following a lightning strike has been well described in literature. Many times, neurosurgeons encounter patients with paraparesis secondary to trauma in...
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Original Article
Management of low back pain in computer users: A multidisciplinary approach
Kiran M Shete, Prachi Suryawanshi, Neha Gandhi
Background: Low back pain is a very common phenomenon in computer users. More than 80% people using computers for more than 4 h complain of back pain. Objective: To compare the effective...
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