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Results 1 - 20 of 447 in Hip Replacement

  1. The clinical performance of metal-on-metal as an articulation surface in total hip replacement.Read the original story

    4 hrs ago | CiteULike

    ... priority = {2}, title = {The clinical performance of metal-on-metal as an articulation surface in total hip replacement.}, url = volume = {25}, year = {2005} } TY - JOUR ID - citeulike:6112363 L3 - ...

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  2. Neo-capsule tissue reactions in metal-on-metal hip arthroplasty.Read the original story

    4 hrs ago | CiteULike

    Abstract BACKGROUND: Modern-generation metal-on-metal articulations have a high wear resistance and may therefore be able to improve the long-term performance of artificial joints.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  3. Th1 type lymphocyte reactivity to metals in patients with total hip arthroplasty.

    8 hrs ago | CiteULike

    Abstract ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: All prostheses with metallic components release metal debris that can potentially activate the immune system.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  4. New medical centre will make life easierRead the original story w/Photo

    Friday | Worcesternews.co.uk

    NHS patients in the Droitwich area now have access to specialist consultant care on their doorstep in the same building where they see their GP.

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    Related Topix: Worcestershire County, England, World News, United Kingdom, England, United Kingdom, Droitwich, England

  5. A bed at Mater Dei costs be...

    Friday | The Times

    ... not cheap either: an operation to remove an appendix costs about 1,503, a cataract operation about 705 and a hip replacement could cost as much as 4,800, figures seen by The Times show. Thousands of tests are carried out every day at hospital; ...

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    Related Topix: Orthopaedic Surgery, Medicine, Cataract, Health

  6. Recession expected to slow medical tourism's growthRead the original story

    Friday | The Tennessean

    Lots of Americans continue to travel overseas for dental and cosmetic surgeries, as well as knee or hip replacements, but at least one research firm expects the recession to temporarily slow the astronomical growth rates that the medical tourism industry had enjoyed.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  7. Who rides a Brompton?Read the original story

    Friday Oct 30 | Cleverchimp blog

    We are proud to have introduced Brompton folding bikes to Portland on the day we opened, having used them ourselves for nearly a decade.

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  8. Telemedicine reimbursement issue raisedRead the original story

    Thursday Nov 12 | Guam Pacific Daily News

    There were mixed feelings about the use of telemedicine for consultation purposes as some doctors are concerned about the reimbursement.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Hospital Administration, Healthcare Industry

  9. Trip to France for 108-year-old birthday girlRead the original story

    Thursday Nov 12 | Nationalist

    A remarkable Carrick on Suir lady will take a trip to France this Friday to pick up some duty free to celebrate her 108th birthday.

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  10. Getahn Ward: Recession expected to slow medical tourism's growthRead the original story

    Thursday Nov 12 | The Tennessean

    Lots of Americans continue to travel overseas for dental and cosmetic surgeries, as well as knee or hip replacements, but at least one research firm expects the recession to temporarily slow the astronomical growth rates that the medical tourism industry had enjoyed.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  11. NHS pays 1m to help grit council's roadsRead the original story

    Tuesday Nov 10 | Telegraph.co.uk

    Under the deal County Durham Primary Care Trust will give Durham County Council 500,000 a year for the next two winters to cover 35 miles of bus routes.

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  12. Antibiotic Overuse Threatens Modern Medicine, Experts SayRead the original story

    Tuesday Nov 10 | BioSpace

    Overuse of antibiotics in Europe is building widespread resistance and threatening to halt vital medical treatments such as hip replacements, intensive care for premature babies and cancer therapies, health experts say.

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  13. Flu overload cancels Ottawa surgeriesRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Nov 10 | CBC

    The Ottawa Hospital has been forced to cancel 112 surgeries originally scheduled between Oct.

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    Related Topix: Ottawa, ON, Nepean (Ottawa, ON), Canada, Ontario, H1N1 Influenza / Swine Flu, Medicine, Influenza

  14. Orthopedic Surgeons to Discuss Joint Pain, Hip and Knee Replacements

    Monday Nov 9 | East Valley Living

    ... Arizona Orthopaedic Associates was the first practice in the state of Arizona to implement the anterior hip replacement, a minimally invasive procedure that increases mobility and decreases recovery time. The orthopedic surgeons will speak to the ...

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    Related Topix: Knee Replacement, Medicine, Health, Phoenix, AZ

  15. GPs told to cut antibiotics useRead the original story

    Monday Nov 9 | IcEaling

    GPs are being urged to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds as overuse is increasing resistance to them, making it more difficult to tackle serious infections like hospital bugs.

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  16. GPs told to cut antibiotics use - PARead the original story

    Monday Nov 9 | Guardian Unlimited

    GPs are being urged to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds as overuse is increasing resistance to them, making it more difficult to tackle serious infections like hospital bugs.

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  17. GPs 'must cut use of antibiotics'Read the original story w/Photo

    Monday Nov 9 | BBC

    GPs are once again being warned to cut back on the number of antibiotics they prescribe.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Health

  18. GPs told not to prescribe antibiotics for coughs and coldsRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday Nov 9 | Telegraph.co.uk

    Family doctors are to be told to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds because overuse is contributing to the spread of hospital bugs and putting vital treatments under threat.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, MRSA

  19. Doctors told to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds to...Read the original story w/Photo

    Sunday Nov 8 | Daily Mail

    Doctors are being warned not to prescribe antibiotics for simple coughs and colds due to a rise in the spread of hospital bugs.

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    Related Topix: Cancer, Medicine

  20. GPs told to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds

    Sunday Nov 8 | Telegraph.co.uk

    Family doctors are to be told to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds because overuse is contributing to the spread of hospital bugs and putting vital treatments under threat.

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    Related Topix: Medicine, Cancer, MRSA