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Does Chronic Kidney Disease Increase the Risk of Implant Failure After a Hip or Knee Replacement?

Orthopaedic Research, TreatmentBy content@marketingsquare.co.uk14th November 2021

Around three million people in the UK have Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and around 63,000 are being treated for kidney failure.

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