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and friction depend on the combined materials and sizes. The head and socket diameters are slightly different, and from this difference the bearing clearance is defined. In particular with hard-on-hard bearings the clearance is an important parameter
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growth of the muscle on the short side of the deformity can result in shortening, as muscle growth requires stretching to reach its appropriate size. Conversely, its antagonist muscle for identical reasons will end up with a functional overlength. The
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, the ossification groove development and the position of the femoral head. In this way, the HOXD9 gene might be part of the aetiology of DDH development. 17 A case-control study was conducted in a female Han Chinese population to investigate the
