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Langzeitergebnisse des zementfreien CLS-Schaftes

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Aldinger, P., Parsch, D., Jung, A., Breusch, S. (2005). Langzeitergebnisse des zementfreien CLS-Schaftes. In: Hüfte. Fortbildung Orthopädie · Traumatologie, vol 11. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7985-1555-7_14

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