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Fig 1.

The schematic diagram of HELLO system.

A: location theory of surface locator; B: location theory of puncture locator; C: real practice of surface locator; D: real practice of puncture locator.

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Fig 2.

The schematic procedure of HELLO system.

A: the attachment of surface locator; B: skin marker of puncture target; C: positioning of puncture locator to the lateral marker; D: positioning of puncture locator to the back marker; E: positioned condition and fixation of puncture locator; F: puncture trajectory to the target.

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Fig 3.

Fluoroscopy of HELLO system on cadavers.

A: anteroposterior fluoroscopy of the vertebrae with surface locator; B: lateral fluoroscopy of the vertebrae with surface locator; C: final puncture under anteroposterior fluoroscopy at L4/L5 level; D: final puncture under lateral fluoroscopy at L4/L5 level; E: final puncture under anteroposterior fluoroscopy at L5/S1 level; F: final puncture under lateral fluoroscopy at L5/S1 level.

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Table 1.

Basic characteristics of included cadavers.

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Table 2.

Fluoroscopy time of puncture procedure in different groups.

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Table 3.

Puncture times of percutaneous transforaminal endoscopic discectomy in different groups.

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Table 4.

Location time of percutaneous transforaminal endoscopic discectomy in different groups.

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Table 5.

Radiation exposure of puncture procedure in different groups.

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Fig 4.

Further registered study with updated puncture locator concerning the radiation exposure on sensitive organs.

A: radiation measurement on sensitive organs; B: application of updated puncture locator in clinical practice; C: location theory of second version of puncture locator.

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