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Meanings of aseptic loosening in English

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Usage of aseptic loosening in English
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One patient with pelvic discontinuity had symptomatic aseptic loosening which was revised.
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This review examines the hypothesis that bacterial endotoxin contributes to aseptic loosening.
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There have been no cases of aseptic loosening in this series.
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There were no cases of aseptic loosening of the Exeter stem.
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Two hips were revised for infection and 23 for aseptic loosening.
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Age, male sex, and diagnosis were not associated with a higher risk of aseptic loosening.
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Varying radiographic outcomes have been reported, with some studies reporting concerning rates of aseptic loosening.
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No acetabular component was revised because of aseptic loosening.
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Accompanying abnormalities such as component malposition, aseptic loosening or instability did not influence clinical outcome.
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No revision was performed for accelerated wear, osteolysis or aseptic loosening of the acetabular shell.
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Limb-sparing distal femoral endoprotheses used in cancer patients have a high risk of aseptic loosening.
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Conclusions: The short humeral component analyzed in this study showed encouraging survival rates without aseptic loosening.
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The survival of acetabular components depends on several factors: wear, osteolysis and septic or aseptic loosening.
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All cases of aseptic loosening had Paprosky stage IIIb defects and defects of the posterior column.
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None of the components with cemented stems showed femoral radiolucencies or were revised for aseptic loosening.
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No acetabular reconstructions were revised for aseptic loosening.
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