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Special Report - Special Report - December 06, 2012 |
By Jessica Valencia
Of the Journal of Business
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Dr. David Scott, an orthopedic surgeon here, says a new hip-replacement device he's studying is showing promise for preserving more of a patient's femur and reducing the risk of hip-replacement patients developing osteoporosis.
Scott, who specializes in arthritis surgery and total joint replacement, is involved in a clinical study using the device measuring changes in density of the femur bone, he says. One year into the two-year study, he says preliminary results are suggesting t...
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Scott, who specializes in arthritis surgery and total joint replacement, is involved in a clinical study using the device measuring changes in density of the femur bone, he says. One year into the two-year study, he says preliminary results are suggesting t...
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