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Although en bloc spondylectomy (EBS) is a recognized treatment for certain spinal tumors including primary malignant bone tumors, aggressive benign tumors, and occasionally solitary metastatic tumors, the surgical complexity and relatively low frequency of tumors eligible, prevent this from being a routine technique. Enbloc surgery requires the removal of the entirety of a tumor without violation of its capsule. This concept is familiar to oncological surgery and has been widely accepted to reduce local tumor recurrence and lengthen survival. The aim of this paper is to present a case series where the decision was . . .
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