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personalized alignment techniques ( 29 ). It should be noted, however, that achieving patient-specific implantation with a nonanatomic prosthesis design solves only part of the problem. As most implants are designed around ‘average’ relationships between
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patellar replacement (two knees) improved knee scores, with no recurrence found over an average follow-up of 29 months. Prosthesis design and patellar retention were associated with PCS. Surgery resolved the PCS. Snir et al 8 2014 Some 188
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prosthesis design (mostly minor complications). Fifty-seven patients (73%) had excellent results. These authors stated that for extreme conditions, such as gross instability of the medial collateral ligament, massive bone loss, comminuted fracture and chronic
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. 23. Aglietti P Insall JN Walker PS Trent P . A new patella prosthesis: design and application . Clin Orthop Relat Res 1975 ; 107 : 175 – 187 . 24. Matthews LS Sonstegard DA Henke
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. Grammont reverse prosthesis: design, rationale, and biomechanics . Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery 2005 14 ( 1 Supplement ) 147S – 16 1S . ( https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jse.2004.10.006 ) 2 Kozak T Bauer S Walch G Al-Karawi S & Blakeney W
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and postoperative active range of motion, patient-reported outcome measures, implant-related parameters that the authors chose to report in their respective studies, prosthesis design, radiographic assessment of graft integration at follow-up, and
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Furthermore, finite element modelling seems promising in simulating modern prosthesis design. According to Cagle et al, a transtibial finite element model (FEM) including the complete liner–socket geometry and interfaces between both limb and liner, and liner
