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Groups, No. of Levels Treated Pain after VA (mean) No Pain after VA (mean) P Valuea Total 57 (1.80) 189 (2.01) .49 By kyphoplasty 45 (1.6) 138 (1.5) .23 By transpedicular approach 53 (1.8) 150 (1.6) .17 By unilateral approach 38 (1.3) 149 (1.6) .17
Note:—VA, vertebral augmentation.
↵a Mann-Whitney U test.