Semi-quantitative assessment methods for backside polyethylene damage in modular total knee replacements
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J. B. Medley | R. McCalden | C. Haydon | J. Medley | J. Brandt | Jan-M Brandt | Richard W. McCalden | C. M. Haydon | E. P. Harvey | E. Harvey | R. Mccalden
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