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rate of surgical site infection to be 2.5% and the rate of deep PJI to be 0.9% after THA ( 35 ). Patients who undergo hip replacement have often suffered from hip OA for years and have certainly resorted to alternative therapies before surgical
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wrapped spirally around the proximal site of the total femur in 12 patients – hip dislocation rate lower in patients with LARS-augmentation and active range of motion (ROM) as well as limb function better in this cohort – infection rates similar (1/12 for
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from those of primary knee OA ( 28 ). In the case of ACL reconstruction, the presence of bone tunnels, graft fixation devices, and surgical scars of the harvest site can reduce the bone stock and compromise the knee stability, leading to difficult
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