Cemented titanium stems show high migration: transprosthetic drainage system has no advantage over third-generation cementation technique

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Cemented titanium stems show high migration: transprosthetic drainage system has no advantage over third-generation cementation technique

Abstract: It can be concluded that cementing titanium stems of this design cannot be recommended.

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