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The Rise and Fall of Civilizationsreat post-traumatic arthritis and chronic inflammatory joint disease [1]. After its development in the early 1970s [2], elbow arthroplasty has undergone continuous improvement in terms of implant design as well as surgical technique. Outstanding challenges include aseptic (mechanical) prosthesis loo

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