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Cite this article as:: Rathmell JP, Lake T, Ramundo MB

Infectious Risks of Chronic Pain Treatments: Injection Therapy, Surgical Implants, and Intradiscal Techniques

Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine 2006;31:346-352.