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Die aseptische Hüftendoprothesenlockerung

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  1. Orthopädisch-traumatologische Abteilung, Kantonsspital, CH-5404, Baden

    Rainer-Peter Meyer

  2. Burgerstraße 9, CH-9402, Mörschwil

    André Gächter

  3. Husmatt 3, CH-5405, Baden-Dättwil

    U. Kappeler

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Löhr, J., Katzer, A. (2005). Die aseptische Hüftendoprothesenlockerung. In: Meyer, RP., Gächter, A., Kappeler, U. (eds) Hüftchirurgie in der Praxis. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-26857-X_17

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