In that study, in case of dislocation, changing the modular neck and head avoided more extensive revision requiring removal of a well-fixed femoral stem.
This second round of revisions was far more extensive than the first, although it was unclear if the United States and Britain had explicitly ceded any real control to the United Nations.
Apparently, the higher level classification of the anguilliforms requires substantial revision based on more extensive taxon and character sampling.
Recently, Day et al. [ 34] reported that in seven specimens retrieved at revision, rim wear was more extensive when the inferior screw had made contact with the liner.
Limitations included the retrospective nature of the study, which prevented a more extensive assessment of patients' symptoms; as well as revision of existing imaging results.
Having started off as quite simple datasets that included some baseline demographic information, implant types, and outcomes in terms of revisions, registries are now moving towards more extensive data collection.
While the results of the Li and Orti [42] and Lavoue et al. [43] studies suggest that additional molecular data might help to better resolve relationships among the clupeiform fishes, more extensive taxonomic sampling will be essential before undertaking a major revision of this group.
Furthermore, double-bundle ACL reconstruction creates more extensive bone loss and requires longer operative times, thereby potentially increasing the difficulty of revision surgery.
In the UK, 'Read' codes, which are more extensive than the ICPC International Classification of Primary Caree) coding system and agree with the International Classification of Diseases, tenth revision (ICD-10) classification system, are used by GPs to classify medical diagnoses.
An autograph manuscript of the tale, with extensive revisions.
