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Two finite element models are developed, considering either the acetabular component rigidly fixed or attached to the deformable bone. Results present 28% and 42% difference on the contact pressure for a polyethylene cup without metal-backing when the support conditions are changed, for the 28 mm and 32 mm cups, respectively. Linear wear results present 21% and 31% difference for the same type of cups of 28 mm and 32 mm, correspondingly. The numerical results obtained in the present work show that to model the pelvic bone of the patient with a metal-backed cup did not greatly affect contact pressures and linear wear. 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