Methamphetamines & acetabular reoperation rates: poor outcomes from the front lines
Gallacher, David M.; Zusman, Natalie; Woelber, Erik; Thompson, Austin; Mckibben, Natasha; Friess, Darin M.; Working, Zachary M.
2020
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Abstract

Per the US Census data, the West Coast houses the region with the highest amount of substance abuse admissions for methamphetamine. Methamphetamine abuse is associated with negative surgical outcomes, particularly regarding reoperation rates and survival probability. In this study we compare the acetabular reoperation rates after 1 year in meth abusers vs. non-users.

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Methamphetamines & acetabular reoperation rates: poor outcomes from the front lines
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Gallacher, David M. : Oregon Health and Science University
Zusman, Natalie : Oregon Health and Science University
Woelber, Erik : Oregon Health and Science University
Thompson, Austin : Oregon Health and Science University
Mckibben, Natasha : Oregon Health and Science University
Friess, Darin M. : Oregon Health and Science University
Working, Zachary M. : Oregon Health and Science University
Meeting Name
Research Week, Oregon Health and Science University, 2020
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Oregon Health and Science University
Date
2020
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https://doi.org/10.6083/9593tv79g
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English
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8296
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2023-06-29
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