JBJS, November 1, 2003, Volume 85, Issue suppl_4

Making Sense of Knee Arthroplasty Kinematics: News You Can Use

Scott A. Banks, PhD M.K. Harman, MSc J. Bellemans, MD, PhD W.A. Hodge, MD
Knee

Many groups are reporting results of in vivo studies of knee replacement motions. Despite this growing abundance of data, it may be difficult for the practicing orthopaedist to glean usable information from these highly technical studies. This paper summarizes key study findings related to implant design and surgical strategy. A number of important issues are explored: surgical technique, range of motion, patterns of knee motion, polyethylene wear, and functional knee strength.,


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