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Acetabular revision surgery revisited: do changing indications influence bone defect management? A comprehensive review
Abstract Modern bearings have changed reasons for revision hip surgery; however, acetabular bone defects are still a challenging condition. Advanced imaging techniques, including newer 3D preoperative planning, have improved the understanding of bone stock. Current acetabular tools reduce the bone l
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