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Dr. Michael J. Bronson, Chief of Joint Replacement Surgery and Head of the Joint Replacement Center at Mount Sinai’s School of Medicine Comments on Article by Barry Meier in The New York Times, December  17, 2010.  What was once touted as the next innovative wave in hip replacement work is now being questioned by many orthopaedic surgeons. One of the major concerns expressed by the medical field is the high amount of metal ions, such as cobalt and chromium, which are being found in patients’ urine, tissue and blood work.

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