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4 in 3 level, 15.2 in 4 level, = 0.036,0.013). Higher T1 slope was correlated with less allospacer failure (OR 0.875, = 0.001). ORs of allospacer failure in the LMS and PPS groups were 0.04 and 0.02, respectively, ( = 0.01, 0.01), compared with the APS group. This study was able to show that allospacer failure in multi-level ACDF surgery is more common with a longer fusion length, less postoperative T1 slope, and an anterior plate-screws technique. Pedicle screws provided the best biomechanical stability among the 3 constructs. This
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