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Hip disorders in children and adolescents – assessment and treatment of sequelae
Abstract:
The consequences of hip disorders and hip injuries in children and adolescents may require surgical intervention. Joint-preserving procedures performed between the ages of 12 and 21 years often give good long-term results and may postpone the need for prostheses. In patients aged less than 21 years, more than 90 % of modern hip prostheses implanted in the last two decades are intact after ten years.
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