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The authors show the Exeter Trauma Stem has a higher surface roughness than the Exeter stem.
Credits: Bone Joint J February 2013 95-B:173-176.
The authors report the results of the first 50 Exeter Trauma Stem implantations in their unit. Free Text Link.
Credits: BJMP 2010;3(1):303
The authors suggest differences in finish are not a cause for concern.
Credits: Bone Joint J March 2013 vol. 95-B no. 3 430
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