Advanced Reconstruction HipJay R. Lieberman, Daniel J. Berry This work takes doctors into the complicated cases that mark their practice. Step-by-step advice from the world's premier orthopaedic surgeons help doctors unravel each case in a concise, problem/solution discussion. With illustrations of complex conditions and highlights of the authors' preferred techniques. |
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... Figure 5 The exposed acetabulum is shown . S = superior ; I = infe- head and neck to determine the level of neck osteotomy . rior ; A = anterior ; P = posterior . Figure 7 The operated limb is positioned with the aid. I A P S the femoral ...
... Figure 5 The exposed acetabulum is shown . S = superior ; I = infe- head and neck to determine the level of neck osteotomy . rior ; A = anterior ; P = posterior . Figure 7 The operated limb is positioned with the aid. I A P S the femoral ...
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Jay R. Lieberman, Daniel J. Berry. Figure 5 Diagram of femurs in internal ( left ) and external ( right ) femoral rotation shows different views of the proximal femur and the femoral head offset . Figure 6 AP radiograph of the pelvis ...
Jay R. Lieberman, Daniel J. Berry. Figure 5 Diagram of femurs in internal ( left ) and external ( right ) femoral rotation shows different views of the proximal femur and the femoral head offset . Figure 6 AP radiograph of the pelvis ...
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... ( Figure 4 , A ) . Obtaining stability of the largest reamer used between the anterior and posterior columns permits use of uncemented acetabular components in all patients ( Figures 4 , B and Figure 5 ) . In pa- ( Figures 4 , B and Figure ...
... ( Figure 4 , A ) . Obtaining stability of the largest reamer used between the anterior and posterior columns permits use of uncemented acetabular components in all patients ( Figures 4 , B and Figure 5 ) . In pa- ( Figures 4 , B and Figure ...
Contents
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Modular Stems | 85 |
Complex Total Hip Arthroplasty | 113 |
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