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Lars Eilertsen1, Idar F Brekke2, Erik Haavardsholm3

  • 1Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Diakonhjemmet Hospital, Oslo, Norway, Tingstuveien 12E, 0281 Oslo, Norway.

Journal of shoulder and elbow surgery
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PubMed
まとめ

ネクセル全肘関節整形術 (TEA) は,4年間の研究で,緩解による5%の修正率を示しました. 再手術と合併症は一般的であったが,ほとんどの患者は痛みの軽減と運動範囲の改善を経験した.

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ネクセル・ネクセル (ネクセル・ネクセル) とはテア・ティー・エ (TEA TEA) とは肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘 肘全肘関節整形術. 肘関節整形術. 肘関節整形術. 全肘関節整形術. 肘関節整形術. 肘関節整形術. 肘関節整形術. インプラントリビジョン (インプラントリビジョン)

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