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Maximizing Efficiency in Revision Total Hip Surgery

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Health care delivery is changing rapidly. With the federal health budget outpacing the consumer price index and a progressively aging population, the health care team has to confront and overcome great challenges. Despite rising patient medical acuity and diminishing resources, the health care team needs to maintain quality outcomes while providing cost-effective care. The well-informed patients often have increased expectations and the goal to remain more active and mobile throughout their life. Nowhere is this formidable challenge more evident than in revision total hip replacement.

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McCarthy, J.C., Hiltz, N.L. (1999). Maximizing Efficiency in Revision Total Hip Surgery. In: Bono, J.V., McCarthy, J.C., Thornhill, T.S., Bierbaum, B.E., Turner, R.H. (eds) Revision Total Hip Arthroplasty. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1406-9_71

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