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Association between Apoptotis and CD4+/CD8+ T-Lymphocyte Ratio in Aseptic Loosening after Total Hip Replacement

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Table 1: Clinical data Group 1 (patients with aseptic loosening of hip implant)
Table 2: Immunohistochemical results Caspase-3 cleaved, CD4 and CD8 in Group 1 (patients with aseptic loosening of hip implant)
Figure 1 Number of CD4Magnifications are at original x 200. (a) The number of CD4The number of CD8+ and CD8+ T-cells in case of increased apoptotic reactions respectively large extent of osteolysis
Figure 2 The caspase-3/CD4 double immunohistochemistry showed caspase-3 cleaved reactions (brown stained) almost always in CD4 cells (red stained)

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