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Shaun Chandran

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Concepts are listed by decreasing relevance which is based on many factors, including how many publications the person wrote about that topic, how long ago those publications were written, and how many publications other people have written on that same topic.


Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Hip Prosthesis
2
2013
3
0.530
 Why?
Arthroplasty, Replacement, Hip
2
2013
12
0.520
 Why?
Metals
1
2011
95
0.380
 Why?
Kidney Diseases
1
2011
159
0.350
 Why?
Kidney Failure, Chronic
1
2011
231
0.340
 Why?
Bone Malalignment
1
2013
1
0.120
 Why?
Osteoarthritis, Hip
1
2013
3
0.120
 Why?
Obesity, Morbid
1
2013
17
0.120
 Why?
United States Department of Veterans Affairs
1
2011
28
0.100
 Why?
Incidence
1
2011
882
0.080
 Why?
Longitudinal Studies
1
2011
841
0.080
 Why?
Chronic Disease
1
2011
469
0.080
 Why?
Risk Factors
2
2013
3414
0.070
 Why?
Retrospective Studies
1
2011
1961
0.070
 Why?
United States
1
2011
3894
0.050
 Why?
Femur Neck
1
2013
4
0.030
 Why?
Hip Joint
1
2013
12
0.030
 Why?
Radiography
1
2013
75
0.030
 Why?
Humans
2
2013
34853
0.030
 Why?
Logistic Models
1
2013
894
0.020
 Why?
Case-Control Studies
1
2013
1056
0.020
 Why?
Body Mass Index
1
2013
775
0.020
 Why?
Treatment Outcome
1
2013
1349
0.020
 Why?
Aged, 80 and over
1
2013
2333
0.020
 Why?
Aged
1
2013
6448
0.010
 Why?
Middle Aged
1
2013
9642
0.010
 Why?
Adult
1
2013
11034
0.010
 Why?
Male
1
2013
18870
0.010
 Why?
Female
1
2013
19873
0.010
 Why?
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