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13:30 - 14:00Invited talk: Hip Arthroplasty in Egypt: Challenges ofPathology and SociologeconomicsTimour El-Husseini14:00 - 14:40Session A5: Hip MechanicsModerator: Nico VerdonschotRestoration of Vertical and Horizontal Offset Using DualOffset Stem in KoreanYoon Je Cho; Sang Joon Kwak; Young Soo Chun; KeeHyung Rhyu; Dong Chul Nam; Myung Chul YooOutcome of Ceramic-Ceramic Total Hip Arthroplasty inPatients With Developmental Dysplasia of the HipSimon Steppacher; Moritz Tannast; Stephen MurphyThe Cam Impinging Femur Has Multiple MorphologicAbnormalities Philip Noble; Michael Conditt; MatthewThompson; Molly Usrey; Gregory StocksEffect of Cup Abduction and Head Lateral Microseparationon Contact Stress in Ceramic-on-Ceramic THASari-Ali El-Hadi; Todd Stewart; Zonhgmin Jin; John FisherAn in-Vitro Long Term Performance Evaluation of a ThinAcetabular Shell With in-Growth CoatingMayur Thakore; Hoogerhyde Duane; Christina DAnjou;Arlen Hanssen; Gregg Schmidig14:40 - 14:50Panel discussion14:50 - 15:30Session A6: Hip MiscellaneousModerator: Joseph FettoModular Tapered Implants for Severe Femoral Bone Lossin Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty.Cara Cipriano; Nick Brown; Craig Della Valle; Scott SporerSports Ability After Total Hip Replacement for the HipDysplasia in Japanese PatientsNaonobu Takahira; Katsufumi Uchiyama; KensukeFukushima; Tadashi Kawamura; Mitsuaki Ashihara;Meguru Fujii; Yukiko Kihara; Masumi Yoshimoto; JunKitagawaRevision Total Hip Arthroplasty in Massive ProximalFemoral Bone Loss With Tumor EndoprosthesisAyman BassionyShort Term Results of Primary THA Using RevelationV2:A Lateral Flare Femoral ComponentSatona Murakami; Nobuyuki Watanabe; Hirotaka Iguchi;Shinichi Hasegawa; Kaneaki Tawada; Masahito Yoshida;Nobuhiko Tanaka; Takanobu Otsuka12:15 - 13:30Smith and Nephew Presentation Lunch Metal on Metal:The good, the bad and the uglyPeter Brooks M.D.Luncheon tickets available at the Smith & Nephew session.13:30 - 14:10Session B5: Computer Navigation in TKR 1Moderator: Andrea BaldiniDecision of the Femoral Component Rotation in TKAWith Image- Free Navigation SystemNobuhiro Abe; Takayuki Furumatsu; Yusuke Yokoyama;Naoki Takata; Toshifumi OzakiCT and Cine Video X Ray Based Analysis of Alignment andStability of Computer Navigated and Conventional TKRRajeev Kumar SharmaAlignment in Conventional Versus Computer-AssistedTotal Knee Arthroplasty in Obese PatientsGautam Shetty; Arun MullajiComputer Assisted Total Knee Arthroplasty for SignificantTibial DeformitiesRitesh Shah; Lalit Puri; Gregory StrohmeyerComputer-Assisted Total Knee Arthroplasty in ArthritisWith Recurvatum DeformityArun Mullaji; Lingaraju AP; Gautam ShettyCorrection of Complex Femoral or Tibial Shaft DeformitiesDuring Total Knee Arthroplasty Using Computer AssistedTechniquesMahmoud Hafez14:10 - 14:20Panel discussion14:20 - 15:00Session B6: Computer Navigation in TKR 2Moderator: Shinro TakaiEffect of Total Knee Arthroplasty on Varus KneeBiomechanics During GaitAjit Deshmukh; Karl Orishimo; Ian Kremenic; MalachyMcHugh; Stephen Nicholas; Jose Rodriguez;OrthoPilot Navigated Total Knee Replacement-Technical TipsRanjan SachdevCadaveric Evaluation of the MAKO Multi CompartmentalKnee KinematicsGokce Yildirim; Peter Walker; Michael Conditt; SharonHorowitz; Ivan Madrid12
Melorheostosis of the Hip Joint Treated With TotalHip Replacement Ahsan Sheeraz; Natasha Picardo;Bhupinder Mann; John Skinner15:30 - 15:40Panel discussion15:40 - 16:00Session A7: Hip 2Moderator: Daryl D’LimaEffect of Proximal Stem Surface Roughness on the InitialMechanical StabilityIchiro Nakahara; Shunichi Bandoh; Masaki Takao; TakashiSakai; Takashi Nishii; Nobuhiko SuganoConservative Postero-Lateral Approach to Hip. Evaluationof 500 Cases.Fabrizio Pace; Fabrizio PaceImproving Cup Positioning Using a Mechanical NavigationInstrumentSimon Steppacher; Jens H Kowal; Stephen MurphyHip Arthroscopy and Body TemperatureDante Parodi; Eduardo Sauthier; Javier Besomi; CarlosTobar; Juanjose Valderrama16:00 - 16:10Panel discussion16:10 - 16:30Coffee break/Posters/Exhibitors16:30 - 17:20Session A8: Periprosthetic Fractures in THAModerator: Wolfgang KlauserFixation Methods in the Treatment of Vancouver B1Periprosthetic Hip Fractures: Our Experience of 69 CasesJonathan Phillips; Chris Boulton; Chris Moran; AndrewManktelowPeriprosthetic Fractures Associated With Press Fit Stemsin Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty: Incidence, RiskFactors, and Management. Cara Cipriano; Nick Brown;Marc Jacofsky; Scott Sporer; Craig Della ValleMetal on Metal Total Hip Arthroplasty After Fracture ofthe Acetabulum Mohammed Kamal AsalPeriprosthetic Fractures Around Exeter Stems: A NewInjury?Jonathan Phillips; Chris Boulton; Chris Moran; AndrewManktelowAnalysis of Outliers in Computer-Assisted Total KneeArthroplastyArun Mullaji; Gautam ShettyRevision of Femoral Components by Long Stem:Cementless Versus CementedAshraf ElwakeelComparing Femoral Component Rotation Using a ForceSensing Device Versus Conventional Methods WithAnatomic LandmarksStefan Kreuzer; Kevin LeffersNavigated, Minimal Invasive, Mobile BearingUnicompartmentalKnee Prosthesis. a 2-Year Follow-Up Study.Jean-Yves Jenny; Francois Saussac; Pascal Louis; YannDiesinger15:00 - 15:10Panel discussion15:10 - 15:50Session B7: Robotic Knee SurgeryModerator: Harish ParmarEffect of Cement Technique on Component PositionDuring Robotic- Arm Assisted UnicompartmentalArthroplasty (UKA)Raj Sinha; Margaret CutlerIn Vivo Validated Subject-Specific Computer Model ofDynamic Squatting After Total Knee ArthroplastyHideki Mizu-Uchi; Cesar Flores-Hernandez; CliffordColwell Jr.; Nikolai Steklov; Shuichi Matsuda; YukihideIwamoto; Darryl D’LimaEarly Outcomes of Robotically Guided BicompartmentalArthroplasty John Velyvis; Thomas Coon; Martin Roche;Stefan Kreuzer; Sharon Horowitz; Miranda Jamieson;Michael CondittTotal Knee Arthroplasty Following High TibialOsteotomy.Simone Ripanti; Sabina Marin; Giancarlo Romani; StefanoCampi; Andrea CampiFour Year Outcomes of Robotically Guided UKAMartin Roche; Sharon Horowitz; Michael CondittPredicting Bone Damage and Implant Subsidence AfterTotal Knee ArthroplastyDarryl D’Lima; Jowene Wong; Shantanu Patil; CesarFlores- Hernandez; Clifford Colwell Jr.; Nikolai Steklov;Mark Kester13
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Results: No further revisions were
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Minimally Invasive Total Knee Arthr
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and are due to insufficient fixatio
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Methods: An inverse finite element
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Finally a subject-specific model co
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prosthesis component have been calc
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novel tools and devices that are ab
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from 48.6 to 92.2, while functional
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Friday, October 8, 2010, 8:00-8:30S
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The Kaplan-Meier survival rate was
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especially because most of the stan
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knee and offer a new development of
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This was the patient with revision
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Ain Shams UniversityCairo, EgyptPle
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Two-stage revision arthroplasty is
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inexpensive modular femoral compone
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successful treatment outcome was de
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Pathogen N PercentStaphylococcus au
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component as their permanent prosth
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FiguresFigure 1Friday, October 8, 2
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*Email: joseph.fetto@nyumc.orgNon-c
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MATERIAL AND METHODS423 total knee
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MATERIALS AND METHODSFrom January 1
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Introduction:Mike Reed - Wansbeck G
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Conclusions:To the best our knowled
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ing superior clinical results when
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one) in 11 (26%), type II (failure
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Correction of leg length discrepanc
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motion is separated from the transv
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Is the Frecnh Paradox a Reality? Lo
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uncovered in the remaining 53 hips.
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found in the currently used MOM bea
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followed since their initial presen
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ã€€On the axial plane, the ave
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For revision hip replacements, the
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ResultCup geometries with screws ha
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to insert the guide pin into the fe
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to 8% of THA patients have cups mal
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In a recent investigation the effec
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Conclusions.Fixed valgus angle rese
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fluoroscopic analysis of kinematics
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vivo motion of MB total knee arthro
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ResultsMean follow-up was 6 yrs (SD
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precision of implant placement. We
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*J. Philippe Kretzer - Laboratory o
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COM group whereas both components w
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In the present study, the patella h
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characteristic of the MB prosthesis
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The ceramic on ceramic strategy wit
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acetabulum, which with a modern por
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Conclusion: The results of this stu
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The incidence of periprosthetic fra
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*Email: sgh_iizu@grn.janis.or.jpAbs
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components (78 %) that remained rig
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hydroxyapatite ceramic in bone tumo
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one month later to a mean value of
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Keywords: total knee arthroplasty,
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of the tensor (Fig. 1B). During eac
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structures including MCL cut for ac
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31. Whiteside LA, Kasselt MR, Hayne
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Corne van Loon - rijnstate hospital
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Osaka, JapanTomonori Arita - Gradua
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Gary Poehling - Wake forest univers
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mean Harris hip score was 98 points
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Discussion:This study demonstrates
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we usually excise both ACL & PCL, s
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true and false acetabulum2- In Femo
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Minimal invasive surgery (MIS)is ac
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scratching effect against the femor
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transformation associated with the
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Bearing Surfaces in Primary Total H
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Introduction: Proper rotational ali
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Materials and Method4 cases and 5 k
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to improve exposure in difficult ca
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We have used different stems (strai
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Our preliminary results are encoura
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A modified titanium spinal pedicle
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Use of a novel ligament gap balanci
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femur 659, proximal tibia 198, prox
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*Pietro Ruggieri - University of Bo
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The presentattion will focus on tec
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Accuracy of Femoral Component Align
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Results.Dislocation: no.Clinical ou
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iocompatible material to man,it is
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BackgroundThe current literature te
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axis and component positioning. We
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stability of joint in full extensio
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with femoralrevision combined with
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arthroplasty. Obesity is an appropr
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Conclusions:We conclude that with u
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There was no difference in function
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We present the results of a consecu
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Barbara Maestri - university of rom
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gap balancing and providing reasona
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Highly Crosslinked PE as Alternativ
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plastic limit of UHMWPe. Changes in
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equired blood transfusion (RD -0.34
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age limit for THA can be lowered.Fr
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lood transfusion might be necessary
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The hammering sounds in press-fit i
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We investigated the period from fir
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technique.The subjects were 16 knee
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Persistent patellofemoral symptoms
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peak dynamic varus angle over time.
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slope on the medial side was minima
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for the follow-up examination. A te
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male.We retrospectively reviewed pr
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affected the interface stresses cal
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Introduction:Cadaveric Evaluation o
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defects.Conclusion: Periprosthetic
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FiguresFigure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 F
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Poster: 4Testing High Performance A
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Background:Modular endoprosthetic r
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The mean follow up was 4.2 years (3
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compared to the attending surgeon.D
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Poster: 13Postural Control Features
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e extended to the cup with malposit
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Poster: 17A Novel Method to Determi
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and it’s the highest rate has bee
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otation and 19 had a paradoxical ti
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Poster: 23Lumbar Disc Replacement.
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VTE-, we considered that the two co
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Poster: 27Accuracy of Acetabular Cu
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Poster: 31Clinical and Laboratory V
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Figure 1: Typical steps used for co
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Alignment & bonecutting errorsMeanT
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allowing bone cutting to consume 25
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17. Jonsson B, Astrom J. Alignment
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Branislav Jaramaz - The Western Pen
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Poster: 34What Is the Blood Transfu
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dislocation after total hip arthrop
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Poster: 38Intraarticular Injection
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Sudhir Rao - South London Heathcare
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*Naoyuki Katayama - Hokkaido Orthop
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198.5±5.5°and 157.0±7.5°, respe
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Introduction*Sujith Konan - Univers
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Poster: 48IntroductionRevision Hip
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In conclusion we have developed a s
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laxity on wear and joint kinematics
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measurement interval. The wear rate
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spring model for AP translation and
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Haider, H., Walker, P. S., 2002. An
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Poster: 52Development of a Constant
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*Takahiro Lida - Osaka City Univers
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coating, have been developed with t
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3. Push-out Biomechanical AnalysisM
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anodized/hydrothermally treated tit
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However, she then suffered from sev
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central osteophytes in hip osteoart
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Lucia Manunta - University - sassar
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Based on above measurement we had t
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3, 6, 12, 18, and 24 months post-op
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amorphous and degrades faster in th
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Conclusion: the longivity of hip ar
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Poster: 70Outcome of Ceramic-Cerami
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posterior structures (facets and fa
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After thirty-eight months in vivo,
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disadvantages are provided by this
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chipping of the insert. Therefore a
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Metal cups, embedded in a cast resi
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about their preferences regarding f
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A periprosthetic femoral fracture a
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Superficial wound infection occurre
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International scientific literature
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were balanced to within 2° to 3°
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ecause of deep infction. One was ma
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Poster: 91So Are Sutures Actually B
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patients having staged bilateral pr
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adiographs often underestimate the
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A total of 7 osteoarthritis hip wer
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Poster: 98Appropriate Spatial Desig
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Poster: 100Total Hip Arthroplasty i
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Poster: 102Aggressive Early Debride
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this study was to assess the agreem
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Hemiarthroplasty - an Innovative Me
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p=0.55. This minimal change in leng
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Poster: 109Severe Persistent Synovi
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*Email: jerome.tonetti@free.frIn pr
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in 5 QFT-G positive patients with a
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arthroplasty (TKA). In the other ha
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