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Revision Rates After Knee Replacement in the United States

Medical Care·1998·Vol. 36(5), pp. 661–669

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David A. Heck, Catherine A. Melfi, Lorri A. Mamlin, Barry P. Katz, Daniel S. Arthur, Robert S. Dittus, Deborah A. Freund

Abstract

Revision knee replacement is uncommon. Demographic, clinical, and process factors were related to the probability of revision knee replacement.

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