The origin of submicron polyethylene wear debris in total hip arthroplasty.
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A Sarmiento | T P Schmalzried | P. Campbell | A. Sarmiento | H. Amstutz | T. Schmalzried | P. Grigoris | P Campbell | H A McKellop | S H Park | P Grigoris | H C Amstutz | S. H. Park | H. Amstutz* | H. McKellop | Pat Campbell | Sanghyun Park
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