Delaying a total hip replacement by only 5 yeors with preservation technology is a big win

21 Jul 2025 · 1 min
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Extending a hip implant's life by just five years, from age 60 to 75, is a significant clinical win. A developer named Ted confirmed that five additional years of implant longevity already justifies the investment in preservation technology, reducing the need for costly revision surgery.

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