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10 Year Survival of a Series of Double Heat-Treated Hip Resurfacings from 1996

by Professor Derek McMinn MD | 18 years ago

In this lecture, Director of Research Joseph Daniel examines the ten year survival results of a double heat-treated hip resurfacing series from 1996. Mr Daniel discusses the metallurgy of bearings and how post-cast heating can have a detrimental effect, leading to increased wear, osteolysis and cup loosening.

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