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Hip resurfacing: mid-term results of the last-generation metal-on-metal devices

2007-12-01

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Total hip resurfacing has long been conceptually attractive to both surgeons and patients. However, historically it has been plagued by limited durability and marked acetabular bone loss. The recent development of wear-resistant bearings such as metal-on-metal has led to renewed interest in hip resurfacing in the orthopaedic community. We report the clinical and radiological results of 350 consecutive surface arth...

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8ab708aa-8109-5348-8137-4bce4a5c36c6
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10.1007/s10195-007-0094-8
PMCID
PMC4875014
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