Non-invasive techniques detect periprosthetic joint effusions, suggesting enhanced patient care and cost savings.
These non-invasive techniques can lead to wearable devices for joint health monitoring, enabling PJI detection and personalized treatment plans, potentially improving patient outcomes and reducing PJI-related healthcare costs.
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