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Acetabular reconstruction using a ?Cone Cup? prosthesis in a series of 13 patients
Background Endoprosthetic reconstruction of major pelvic bone loss in oncology and revision arthroplasty surgery is associated with high complication rates. However, comparative data for reconstructive methods are limited. We present short-term clinical, radiological, and functional outcomes of the...
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Division of General Surgery
2024
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