Study and Analysis of Extracorporeal Ultrasonic Waves in Destruction of Bone Cement: A Review
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https://doi.org/10.48047/jx31ej32Keywords:
Bone cement, ultrasonic waves, PMMA, Extracorporeal ultrasound wavesAbstract
Bone cement (BC) is widely used in different orthopedic surgeries like prosthetic, osteoporotic fracture surgery and joint replacement surgeries. The two types of BC that are used most frequently are polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and calcium
phosphate-based cement (CPC).
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Merajikhah A, Soleimani M. BC and Occupational Hazards for Healthcare Providers and Patients:A Narrative Review. Current Surgery Reports. 28:1-8. May 2024.
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