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Components of traditional hip replacement.
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Patient-specific factors as predictors of patient-reported outcomes following total hip replacement
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Selected studies comparing outcomes of total hip replacement and hip resurfacing
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Selected studies comparing outcomes of minimally invasive and standard-incision total hip replacement
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Selected studies comparing outcomes of metal-on-metal and metal-on-polyethylene hip replacement
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