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Artificial joint infection
Only partial I need more room to explain. Age 47 male born 1970 over weight. Diagnosed with ankylosing spondolitis 1984. Diagnosed with diabetes type 2 in 2015. First left hip replacement due to cartlidge degeneration in 1986 at age 16. In1989 I shattered steel hip up through my pelvic bone while wrestling. Pelvis was reconstructed with metal plates an screws and cadaver bone. In 1992 the pelvic reconstruction came lose. It was reconstructed again with metal plates and screws and coral.
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