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29 2015 The authors reviewed 15 patients who underwent repeated MUA after failure of initial MUA for stiff TKA. A final ROM of less than 90° was considered a failed manipulation (failure group) and a final ROM of 90° or more was considered a
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who suffered distal humeral fractures ( 27 ). However, TEA performed for rheumatoid arthritis is more prone to fail because of aseptic loosening, and TEA performed for trauma and traumatic sequelae is more prone to failing because of infections ( 26
