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AAOS: Increased BMD with uncemented versus cemented component in hip resurfacing
120 patients undergoing hip resurfacing were randomized to receive either a cemented or uncemented femoral component to compare these treatment approaches with respect to femoral bone mineral density (BMD). Results indicated that BMD was significantly increased in zones 1-4 when an uncemented femoral component was used compared to a cemented component, although subjective patient outcomes were similar between groups. Furthermore, patients in the uncemented group displayed significant increases in BMD at 2 years, whereas patients in the cemented group exhibited significantly decreased BMD at 2 years.
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