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Bournemouth |
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Brentwood |
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Bristol |
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Bury St Edmunds |
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Cambridge |
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Cheltenham |
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Chester |
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Derby |
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Exeter |
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Glasgow |
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Harrogate |
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Haywards Heath |
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Hereford |
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Huddersfield |
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Hull |
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Ipswich |
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Lancaster |
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Leamington Spa |
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Leeds |
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Lincoln |
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London |
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
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Oxford |
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Plymouth |
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Shrewsbury |
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Southampton |
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Stockton-on-Tees |
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Taunton |
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Tunbridge Wells |
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Wolverhampton |
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York |
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This involves surgery to replace all or part
of the hip joint with an artificial device
(prosthesis) to restore joint movement. The hip is
made of a ball and socket joint, linking the dome
at the head of the thigh bone (femur) and the cup
in the pelvic bone. A total hip prosthesis is
surgically implanted to replace the damaged bone
within the hip joint. The total hip prosthesis
consists of two parts:
a cup that replaces
the hip socket (acetabulum) a ball on a stem; the
ball replaces the fractured femoral head, and the
stem is attached to the shaft of the bone to add
stability to the prosthesis
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