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Explant analysis and implant registries are both needed to further improve patient safety

Morlock et al., 2022

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14043130620901285681
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Morlock M
Gomez-Barrena E
Wirtz D
Hart A
Kretzer J
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EFORT open reviews

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In the early days of total joint replacement, implant fracture, material problems and wear presented major problems for the long-term success of the operation. Today, failures directly related to the implant comprise only 2–3% of the reasons for revision surgeries, which is a …
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