Particle characterisation and cytokine expression in failed small-diameter metal-on-metal total hip arthroplasties.
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M. Bruegel | C. Lohmann | G. Fiedler | F. Awiszus | J. Nuechtern | H. Meyer | G. Singh | G. Pflueger | S. Junk-Jantsch
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