Metal debris concentrations in soft tissues adjacent to loosened femoral stems is higher in uncemented than cemented implants

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, August 2014

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https://t.co/a7ZpTMdi2X "The concentrations of titanium and aluminium in soft tissues around uncemented loosened stems were higher than cemented ones (p < 0.001, p < ..."

16 Oct 2022

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A new study about concentration of metal debris in tissues adjacent to femoral stems: http://t.co/3sMbvQlXmW

07 Aug 2014

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Background: There are still many questions related to aseptic femoral stem loosening. Systemic and local immune... http://t.co/SKjW1lOFgJ

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