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Fluoroscopy Improves Femoral Stem Placement
Fluoroscopy is routinely used in trauma cases to evaluate alignment and reduction quality. Because conventional templating has a high mismatch rate, the investigators sought to explore whether the investigators could use intraoperative fluoroscopy while implanting the femoral stem.
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