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One and Done or Two to Tango? 1- vs. 2-Stage Procedures for the Treatment of PJI Part 1

30 min • 5 november 2024

Join hosts Jessica Seidelman, MD and Johannes Plate, MD, PhD as they talk with Professor Fares Haddad, MBBS MD, MCh, FRCS FFSEMMD, and Thomas Fehring, MD about one-stage vs. two-stage revision to treat PJI. Thanks to Biocomposites for sponsoring this episode. For more information about Biocomposites products STIMULAN®, NanoBone®, and genex®, please click here .

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