Progressive glenoid bone loss caused by erosion in humeral head resurfacing.

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Progressive glenoid bone loss caused by erosion in humeral head resurfacing.

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Progressive glenoid bone loss caused by erosion in humeral head resurfacing.

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A Abdelkawi

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F Gohlke

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J Stehle

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P Plumhoff

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Birgit Werner

Robert Hudek

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