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Actual vs. Desired Removal of Titanium Pins - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

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Actual vs. Desired Removal of Titanium Pins - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

This stock medical exhibit features multiple surgical views showing the removal of left hip titanium pins. Images reveal the following:\r\nA. Left hip incision with exposing pins.\r\nB. Actual removal with drill tip cutting and separating pin heads.\r\nC. Desired removal using coring reamer.

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