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, or massive bone loss. When a comprehensive resection of all the cruciate and collateral ligaments and much or all of the knee capsule is performed, these patients often have an imbalance between flexion and extension gaps. This imbalance occurs
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. Surgical reconstruction of degenerated and healthy ruptured tendons and ligaments such as the anterior cruciate ligament, rotator cuff or Achilles tendon can result in treatment failure and revision surgery, preventing the return to prior physical
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increased shearing force on the physis, as mentioned above ( 68 ). Second, increased FV is associated with many other disorders as well. For instance, patients with increased FV have an increased risk of anterior cruciate ligament injuries ( 69
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improve kinematics and patellofemoral tracking. Although these customized implants help reproduce the native knee’s anatomy and alignment, they still require the resection of the anterior and occasionally the posterior cruciate ligaments and the menisci
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compartment. 15 , 16 Concerning kinematics, the lateral meniscus is more mobile, while the medial one is more static to resist anterior tibial translation, acting as a secondary agonist of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). 6 , 14 Fig. 1 (a
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developed the Freeman–Swanson bicompartmental prosthesis using MA to prioritize mechanical stability over anatomical function, with the cruciate ligaments being sacrificed as a result. 9 In 1985, Insall further popularized the MA technique 10 and
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posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) using Mako robotic assistance compared to conventional TKA. 58 Inadvertent PCL resection should be avoided as it creates gap-balancing mismatch by increasing the flexion gap more than the extension gap. 59 Given
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process. Iatrogenic injuries also cause joint damage, especially after knee arthroscopy ( 8 ). The development of osteoarthritis after knee surgery in patients who underwent anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction surgery or diagnostic knee arthroscopy