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October 1, 1996Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery

The Reliability of Analysis of Intraoperative Frozen Sections for Identifying Active Infection during Revision Hip or Knee Arthroplasty*†

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JLJess H. LonnerThomas Jefferson UniversityPDPanna DesaiBoston Children's HospitalPDPaul E. DiCesareUniversity of California Davis Medical Center

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