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CAN COMPOSITE FEMURS BE USED TO ASSESS PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURE MECHANICS USING AN ESTABLISHED ROTATIONAL PROTOCOL? REPRODUCTION OF PUBLISHED RESULTS COMPARING COLLARED AND COLLARLESS CEMENTLESS FEMORAL STEMS IN A SIMULATED PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURE MODEL

Lamb Jonathan, Coltart Oliver, Adekanmbi Isaiah, Stewart Todd, Pandit Hemant

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Abstract Objective To compare the periprosthetic fracture mechanics between a collared and collarless fully coated cementless femoral stem in a composite femur. Methods Two groups of six composite ...

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Abstract Objective To compare the periprosthetic fracture mechanics between a collared and collarless fully coated cementless femoral stem in a composite femur. Methods Two groups of six composite ...

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Abstract Objective To compare the periprosthetic fracture mechanics between a collared and collarless fully coated cementless femoral stem in a composite femur. Methods Two groups of six composite ...

Key concepts: Periprosthetic, Fracture (geology), Protocol (science), Composite number, Orthodontics, Materials science, Composite material, Arthroplasty

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CAN COMPOSITE FEMURS BE USED TO ASSESS PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURE MECHANICS USING AN ESTABLISHED ROTATIONAL PROTOCOL? REPRODUCTION OF PUBLISHED RESULTS COMPARING COLLARED AND COLLARLESS CEMENTLESS FEMORAL STEMS IN A SIMULATED PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURE MODEL — Research Paper | ScholarLens