Stabilization of Thompson femoral head prosthesis with a porous stem coating: a case report
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Stabilization of Thompson femoral head prosthesis with a porous stem coating: a case report
Abstract
A 40-year-old woman with a femoral neck fracture was treated with a proplast coated Fred Thompson prosthesis. Two years later the prosthesis was found to be securely stabilized to the femoral shaft with tissue ingrowth into the coating.
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