Comparison of in vitro with in vivo characteristics of wear particles from metal-metal hip implants.
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John B Medley | P. Campbell | I. Catelas | J. Medley | O. Huk | J. Bobyn | Pat A Campbell | Isabelle Catelas | Olga L Huk | J Dennis Bobyn
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