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Morscher Isoelastic Cup (Implant 4031)
Click to EnlargeAbout Morscher Isoelastic Cup (Implant 4031)
Isoelastic acetabular component for total hip prosthesis developed by E. Morscher from Switzerland in the early 1970's. A femoral component, not present in this x-ray, was made of the same plastic material.
Courtesy of Augusto Sarmiento, MD; Univ. of Miami School of Medicine; Miami, FL, USA
Manufacturer: Mathis
A paper by Dr. Morscher about this cup in a 1983 Clinicial Orthopedics and Related Research journal can be found by clicking on PubMed.
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