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Extensive Surgical Technique and Rationale for Medial Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty
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May 1, 2021
UKA restores native tibial and femoral joint surfaces and corrects pre-disease limb alignment, by which ...
read more ↘ natural knee biomechanics are restored, ensuring effective functional recovery.
The key steps of the procedure (as well as multiple tips and tricks) demonstrated in this video are:
(1) preoperative assessment and planning
(2) patient positioning and setup
(3) exposure
(4) instrument options and surgical technique
(5) distal femoral resection
(6) proximal tibial resection
(7) assessment of alignment and gaps
(8) finishing the femur-sizing, position, and posterior resection
(9) finishing the tibia-sizing and position
(10) trialing the implant
(11) implanting final components-cementing technique
(12) closure
(13) rehabilitation
Following these surgical steps and principles will lead to excellent functional long-term results with a low revision rate and a minimum of complications.
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read more ↘ natural knee biomechanics are restored, ensuring effective functional recovery.
The key steps of the procedure (as well as multiple tips and tricks) demonstrated in this video are:
(1) preoperative assessment and planning
(2) patient positioning and setup
(3) exposure
(4) instrument options and surgical technique
(5) distal femoral resection
(6) proximal tibial resection
(7) assessment of alignment and gaps
(8) finishing the femur-sizing, position, and posterior resection
(9) finishing the tibia-sizing and position
(10) trialing the implant
(11) implanting final components-cementing technique
(12) closure
(13) rehabilitation
Following these surgical steps and principles will lead to excellent functional long-term results with a low revision rate and a minimum of complications.
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