Titlebook: Metal-on-Metal Bearings; A Clinical Practicum Lynne C. Jones,Warren O. Haggard,A. Seth Greenwald Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media

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Bearing Surfaces for Joint Replacement: New Materials or New Problemst yet achieved this goal, highly cross-lined polyethylene and ceramic bearing couples in particular have facilitated new approaches to joint replacement that have demonstrated increased durability and improved patient outcomes.

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Outcome Studies for Metal-on-Metal Bearings: What Evidence-Based Medicine Tells Usof 4 % compared to 22 % for > 40 mm heads. The effect of modularity has, however, not been demonstrated to affect the survivorship of MoM components. Recent developments with highly cross-linked polyethylene, which have low levels of wear, will likely further minimize the need for MoM THAs.

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Why Metal-on-Metal: What Laboratory Tests Have Shown Usd systemic adverse effects, increasing clinical experience on the spectrum of adverse reactions have drawn attention to MoM pairings in general and the need for more study and assessment of this MoM bearing couple.

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Metal Sensitivity: Is It Possible to Determine Clinically?ood testing (lymphocyte transformation testing, metal LTT) may provide greater sensitivity than dermal patch testing; for patients with aseptic implant-related inflammation and pain, this testing can provide critical diagnostic information.

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Stuart Goodmanthms and key points mentioned in each chapter.Includes a speThe UN‘s Food and Agriculture Organization defines integrated pest management (IPM) as "the careful consideration of all available pest control techniques and subsequent integration of appropriate measures that discourage the development of