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TJR
(redirected from Total Joint Replacement)

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TJRTotal Joint Replacement
TJRTajik Rouble (currency code; now TJS)
TJRTraditional Japanese Reiki (alternative healing practice)
TJRTechniques Japonaises de Reiki (French: Japanese Reiki Techniques)
TJRToure Jim's Records (French music label)
TJRTerminal Jaw Relation (orthodontics)


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Noam Eliaz of the TAU School of Mechanical Engineering, the new process could vastly improve the lives of people who have undergone complicated total joint replacement surgeries so they can better walk, run and ultimately avoid rejection of the implant by their bodies.
DESCRIPTION: A comprehensive source of information in the management of cartilage lesions of major joints using nonoperative or surgical techniques other than total joint replacement.
Resurfacing technology offers an important option for patients seeking a more conservative alternative to total joint replacement.
 
 
 
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