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In each type , of course , a residual femoral shaft is present . In type A the
acetablum is competent and contains an ossified femoral head . The defect
between the femoral shaft and head is composed of elements that gradually
ossify with the ...
In each type , of course , a residual femoral shaft is present . In type A the
acetablum is competent and contains an ossified femoral head . The defect
between the femoral shaft and head is composed of elements that gradually
ossify with the ...
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Although a small tuft of ossified tissue is usually present at the proximal end of
the shaft , ossification does not occur between the shaft and the head ( Fig . 61 -
56 ) . In type C the acetabulum is variously dysplastic and does not contain an ...
Although a small tuft of ossified tissue is usually present at the proximal end of
the shaft , ossification does not occur between the shaft and the head ( Fig . 61 -
56 ) . In type C the acetabulum is variously dysplastic and does not contain an ...
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66 - 70 , G ) , some power is present in the gluteus maximus , gastrocsoleus , and
toe flexors , and more power is present in the peroneals . Prognosis for
ambulation is excellent . If the second sacral nerve root is functioning , the chief
limb ...
66 - 70 , G ) , some power is present in the gluteus maximus , gastrocsoleus , and
toe flexors , and more power is present in the peroneals . Prognosis for
ambulation is excellent . If the second sacral nerve root is functioning , the chief
limb ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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