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bam-8545	Mahboub Mojaz, Fatemeh; Abdolhoseinpour, Hesam; Akhavan Sigari, Reza	Unilateral discectomy: outcomes, postoperative pain, complications	2019	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4669	305	57	A study by Overdevest et al. indicated that the two groups did not differ significantly in terms of clinical outcomes.24 However, another study demonstrated that rates of complications, hospitalization, recurrence of the problem, infection, and the time of surgery were similar in both group, but the short-term and long-term efficacy of treatment in the TD group was lower than convetional microdiscectomy. In another study by Arts et al, it has been reported that the rate of CPK-induced muscle damage in surgery with TD was not significantly different from that of a conventional microdiscectomy.26 Muramatsu et al have also achieved similar results.31 Other studies have indicated that there was no significant difference between the TD and the classical approach in terms of pain score.32-33 Akinduro et al. have shown no significant difference between the less invasive methods of the discectomy and the classical methods regarding outcomes of approaches; however, patients with TD had a lower re-surgery rate than conventional approches.34 In our study, the rate of re-operation was not investigated.	cache/bam-8545.pdf	txt/bam-8545.txt