High fracture rates with J&J's ASR XL hip implant, UK ortho surgeons warn
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Nearly half of Johnson & Johnson's ASR XL artificial hips fail within six years of implantation, two UK doctors' organisations have warned.
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