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Fig 1.

Used segmental AAOS defects of the proximal femur.

The femoral isthmus region has been colored.

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Fig 2.

Schematic cross sections of all four stem designs in comparison.

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Fig 3.

Measurement points of the implant (orange; #1-#4) and bone (blue; #5-#10) at different measuring levels.

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Fig 4.

Rotational stability of a) Megasystem-C, b) MUTARS, c) GMRS and d) Segmental System in mdeg/Nm.

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Fig 5.

Converted relative micromotions in extreme case of stumbling [14] of a) Megasystem-C, b) MUTARS, c) GMRS and d) Segmental System in μm compared to AAOS defect type II [8].

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Table 1.

Relative micromotions of all implant groups (A-D) and measurement points (from proximal to distal) described as means (Ø) and standard deviations (SD).

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