Some anatomical and mechanical considerations relevant to the surface replacement of the femoral head.
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Summary
The internal structure of the arthrosic and normal femoral heads are grossly different although both are roughly circular and bone is destroyed or defective superolaterally in the former.
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- 1978-07-01
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Keywords
Femoral head, Medicine, Femoral neck, Anatomy, Head (geology)
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