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1979
If we are to contemplate total hip replacement in adults as young as 45 years of age with the idea of 25 years of trouble-free life ahead, it is necessary to hold definite opinions on the histological nature of the bone-cement interface. With the exception of some published observations of the author(10, 11) the literature so far contains very little ...
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The safety of acrylic bone cement

Injury, 1973
Summary A study is made of 806 cases of femoral neck fracture and osteoarthritis in which Thompson prosthesis or McKee-Farrer artificial hip joints were implanted. The mortality and morbidity were analysed, with special attention to the effects of using acrylic cement.
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Cytostatic Bone Cement

1989
Radical surgery of malignant bone tumors can be limited by anatomical structures and it appears inadequate in bone metastasis. The risks of marginal or intralestional tumor resection are local respreading and spreading of tumor cells. To combat these risks, methotrexate containing bone cement was developed.
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Bone cement in orthopaedics

Equine Veterinary Journal, 1984
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Bone cement and hip fractures