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Sierra Orthopedics
Measurement of urinary calcium can provide some evidence of increased (bone) turnoverpossibly leading to Copyright © 2000 Sierra orthopedics All Rights Reserved
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Sulzer Hip Implant Lawyers & Attorneys - Sulzer Hip Replacement & Knee Implant R
In some patients, this lubricant has prevented proper bonding of the prosthesiswith the patient's own surrounding (bone) and tissue Sulzer orthopedics Inc.
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Extractions: LEGAL INFORMATION FIND A LAWYER LEGAL NEWS SITE MAP 'LCG' HOME GENERAL CHANNELS LAW CHANNELS STATE LAWS FEDERAL LAWS LAW LIBRARY ... LEGAL NEWS DESK FIND A LAWYER CONSUMER HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENT DRUG, FOOD, MEDICINE ... RECALLS News: February 2002, a settlement proposal for nearly $1 billion was reached with Sulzer. Final details on the settlement, including the compensation for each person, are still under negotiation. Do you have a recalled hip joint? Looking for injury lawyer or attorney for legal advice? Sulzer Medica disclosed that a "mineral-oil based lubricant" was found on the surface of the recalled Inter-Op® shells. In some patients, this lubricant has prevented proper bonding of the prosthesis with the patient's own surrounding bone and tissue causing joint instability and severe pain. Sulzer had reported that 129 people had undergone required revision surgery by mid-January, 2001. However, that number has now increased to 573 as of March 1, 2001. S ulzer Orthopedics Inc. has now received adverse reports concerning one of its artificial knee parts. Though the manufacturer is not recalling the product, it did withdraw it from the market in March due to a problem with one of the parts of the knee prosthesis called the tibia baseplate. About 1,300 people in the United States have received the knee part so the potential problem with the knee part is far smaller in scope than the problem with the Inter-Op hip prosthesis.
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Springer Medicine: Orthopedics
Teller, P.; König, H.; Weber, U.; Hertel, P. MRI Atlas of orthopedics and Traumatologyof the Knee. Walenkamp, GHIM; Murray, DW, (Eds.) (bone) Cements and
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Silver Hill Hospital Digital Library
Clinical Trials ClinicalTrials.gov Homepage Muscle, (bone) and Cartilage MiscellaneousGeneral orthopedics Clinical Resources Health Reviews for Primary Care
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Extractions: Clinical Resources by Topic General Orthopedics Clinical Resources Pediatrics Geriatrics Radiology Pathology ... Miscellaneous Resources See also: Family Practice Handbook 4th Ed.-2001: Table of contents Pediatrics Resources See also General Pediatrics Resources The New Children's Hospital Handbook 1999 Ed.: Table of contents Geriatrics Resources See also General Geriatrics Resources Merck Manual of Geriatrics 3rd Ed.-2000
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(bone) in Clinical orthopedics. AO Publishing 2002 Second Enhanced Edition 500 pp,444 illustrations hardcover $149.00 / EUR 159.00 ISBN 0865778299 / 3131257210,
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Extractions: The strength of this text, based on comments from the first edition, is that the reader, particularly the newcomer to orthopedic surgery, is able to find all of the basics of the subject in one text. This concept enables the reader to come to grips with subjects that have only been touched upon in undergraduate teachings. The intent behind compiling the book is to form a bridge, or more properly a "firm callus", between the literature available for undergraduate students and those intending to study bone in depth. Though many texts already exist for undergraduates and also for students of advanced orthopedic surgery, few cover the bridge intended in this edition. It is hoped that the second edition will continue to set the stage for graduates undergoing training in orthopedics, be they surgeons in the medical, dental or veterinary field. All of the authors have an established reputation in the fields that they have covered in the enclosed chapters. It is essential reading for the budding orthopedic surgeon.
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital - Orthopedics - Glossary
ulnar (bone) the longer of the two (bone)s in the forearm. Glossary, orthopedics SiteIndex, Online Resources Click on the above link to view sources for this web.
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Plus Orthopedics - Design Rationale - SL-PLUS
Materials and Surface. (bone) ongrowth on an SLPLUS stem at 25x magnification. Typically,all load is handled exclusively by (bone).
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Extractions: Stiffness of the SL-PLUS stem in comparison to a canal filling stem. Bone has the ability to remodel by altering its size, shape, and structure to meet the mechanical demands placed on it. This phenomenon, in which bone gains or loses cancellous and/or cortical bone in response to the level of stress and strains sustained, is summarized as Wolff's law, which states that bone is laid down where needed and resorbed where not needed. The biological mechanisms that produce these effects are still not completely understood but involve electrical, chemical, and hormonal mechanisms as well as mechanical processes at both the cellular and organ level. Typically, all load is handled exclusively by bone. Following hip arthroplasty, load is now shared by the prosthesis, reducing load on the bone. If this reduction is high, it can induce atrophic remodeling (according to Wolff's law) and lead to decreased bone density and fractures. The phenomenon is called "stress shielding." To reduce stress shielding, the
Plus Orthopedics - Design Rationale - BICON-PLUS
Further, it should be easy to place and require minimal removal of acetabular(bone). Two Cup Types Available for Different (bone) Types.
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Extractions: productnav("hip") The goal of any acetabular component is to provide both immediate and long-term fixation. Further, it should be easy to place and require minimal removal of acetabular bone. With its unique design, the BICON-PLUS achieves these requirements, while offering numerous other advantages. It is ideal for any prosthesis to replicate anatomical structure. This helps in loading and surgical placement. The double cone of the BICON-PLUS closely matches the natural acetabulum. This requires less bone removal in the area of the component base and less trauma to the patient. The medial side of traditional threaded acetabular components frequently fail to fully contact bone, particularly with hard bone. The double cone, together with the improved tooth and thread form of the
ORTHOPEDICS PATHOLOGY
The previous image is a clinical Xray and gross photograph of a resecteddistal radial giant cell tumor (osteoclastoma) of (bone).
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Extractions: The previous image is a clinical X-ray and gross photograph of a resected distal radial giant cell tumor (osteoclastoma) of bone. This image represents a whole mount macrosection and high power microscopic view of the same tumor. Note tumor extension to the subchondral plate and satellite nodules medially. Upon completion of this course attendees should improve diagnostic skills in clinical, radiologic and pathologic evaluation, and treatment of orthopedic related disorders through the breath of our experience by: Creating a conceptual approach to understanding the primary mechanisms of disease affecting bones and joints and relationship to growth, development, maintenance and aging of the skeleton. Describing normal skeletal morphology and diseases utilizing orthopedic pathology study sets (250+ histologic glass slides and @ 1000 Kodachromes) and unknown case discussions.
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orthopedics, specialists, one recommends drilling and grafting and clearly believesthere is fracture throught the capitellum and thru to the subchondral (bone).
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Extractions: Michael Ciccotti Michael Ciccotti, M.D., is director of medical services for the Phillies. He is also clinical assistant professor, orthopaedic surgery, Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University, and chief of the division of sports medicine at the Rothman Institute at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia. I am interested in finding out more info on the unispacer surgery performed in my area (Monmouth County, NJ). I have osteoarthritis in both knees and would like to research this procedure in comparison to total knee replacement at this time. Thank you for any info you may have. Please e mail me at CBrose1501@AOL.com if possible... Thanks again.. Carol , Eatontown, NJ 8/28/02
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Medical News and Newsletters from top medical Journals Top orthopedics ArticlesFriday On imaging it is aggressive in appearance with (bone) destruction, soft
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Medscape Orthopaedics Homepage
thumbnail (bone) Grafting from Neurosurgical Focus The aim of this article isto describe and illustrate the chronology of events occurring during the
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Musculoskeletal System - CHORUS
osteolysis; acromegaly; amyloidosis (bone) manifestations; Anderssonlesion; aneurysmal (bone) cyst; ankle anatomy; ankylosing spondylitis;
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UC Davis CEH - 2002-2003 Research Preview: Orthopedics / Performance (02-14)
orthopedics / PERFORMANCE. Will use of the humerus as a source for bonegrafting material result in loss if its structural strength? (0214).
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Extractions: Description of the Problem: Reports indicate that the humerus (shoulder bone) is commonly broken following trauma or during race training. However, it is not common for this bone to break during recovery from general anesthesia. In a recent study investigating the use of the humerus as a potential site for bone graft harvesting, the reduction of the bone strength following the removal of graft material was called into question. Researchers want to determine if the risk for catastrophic fracture is in any way increased by the removal of bone graft material.
Market Analysis: Industry Intelligence, Financial, E-business News
Market Dynamics (bone) Substitutes and Growth Factors Can BMPs Become the NewGold Standard? Report No. DMHC1812, Published 19 Dec 2002, Buy Now $ 6,400.
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AAOS On-Line Service Your Orthopaedic Connection
Fact Sheets A Career in Orthopaedics. (bone) Lengthening. (bone) Tumor. CompartmentSyndrome. Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Pagets Disease of (bone). Physical fields.
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Thieme Medical Publishers : Specialties : Orthopedics
Stern, Key Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery (BOOK); SumnerSmith, Bonein Clinical orthopedics, Second Enhanced Edition (BOOK) AO Publishing;
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Extractions: (Distributed by Thieme for the American Association of Neurological Surgeons) Baratz et al , Orthopedic Surgery: The Essentials (BOOK) Barber , Surgical Techniques for the Shoulder and Elbow (BOOK) Bauer , Atlas of Hip Surgery (BOOK) Bauer , Atlas of Spinal Operations (BOOK) Bauer , Operative Approaches in Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology (BOOK) Beasley , Beasley's Surgery of the Hand (BOOK) Benzel , Biomechanics of Spine Stabilization, . (Book+CD) (Distributed by Thieme for the American Association of Neurological Surgeons) Bohndorf , Musculoskeletal Imaging (BOOK) Brinckmann , Musculoskeletal Biomechanics (BOOK) Burgener , Bone and Joint Disorders (BOOK) Byrd , Operative Hip Arthroscopy, VHS/PAL (VIDEO) Byrd , Operative Hip Arthroscopy - Combination Book and Video, VHS/PAL (BOOK) Byrd , Operative Hip Arthroscopy, VHS/NTSC (VIDEO) Byrd , Operative Hip Arthroscopy- Combination Book and Video, VHS/NTSC (BOOK) Byrd , Operative Hip Arthroscopy (BOOK) Castro , Examination and Diagnosis of Musculoskeletal Disorders (BOOK) DeWald , Spinal Deformities (BOOK) Dickman , Thoracoscopic Spine Surgery (BOOK) Dickman , Video Atlas of Thoracoscopic Spine Surgery, VHS/NTSC (VIDEO)
Southern California Orthopedic Institute Home Page!
The Southern California Orthopedic Institute (SCOI) provides highquality medical care to patients Category Health Professions Physical Therapist Orthopedic TherapyThe Southern California Orthopedic Institute (SCOI) provides high quality orthopediccare and serves as a leading educator of orthopedic surgery technique to
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Extractions: The Southern California Orthopedic Institute (SCOI) provides high quality orthopedic care and serves as a leading educator of orthopedic surgery technique to surgeons around the world. The SCOI web site, online since 1995, offers informational resources on anatomy and orthopedic procedures for the education of the general public. More About SCOI

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