Radiological demarcation of cemented sockets in total hip replacement.
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Summary
The fact that nearly 30 per cent of cases showed no demarcation even after 10 years supports the idea that there is no fundamental defect in the principle of employing cement in the acetabulum.
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Medicine, Radiological weapon, Acetabulum, Total hip replacement, Prosthesis
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