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research and development of a range of innovative assistive technologies. 5 The use of computer navigation technology enables precise control over prosthesis alignment, with neutral alignment thought to result in superior patient outcomes and reduce
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A long-held principle in total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is that long-term survival and optimal function are dependent on achieving a post-operative leg alignment within 3° of the neutral mechanical axis. To this end, computer navigation and now
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right knee anatomy was used to plan the left knee TKA. Using computer navigation, the left femoral implant was aligned with 5° of valgus and the tibial component with 2° of varus. A 10 mm lateral femoral augment was used to fill the bone defect and a
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for total hip arthroplasty. 3 Despite advances in implant design, implant material, enhanced recovery programmes, thromboembolic prophylaxis, antibiotic prophylaxis, patient-specific implants, and computer navigation, recent studies have shown
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began to appreciate the potential advantages of surgical robots compared with computer navigation alone, with the most potential in neurosurgery and orthopaedic surgery. The first orthopaedic robotic-assisted system, the ROBODOC system (THINK Surgical
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instrumentation, 42 – 45 or computer navigation. 11 CR, cemented implants and patella resurfacing were utilized in all studies, except for Young et al and McNair et al who reported selective resurfacing, Blakeney et al, Niki et al, and Calliess et al who
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computer navigation or robotic assistance could improve results. Pearle et al 28 2017 Pearle et al reported a prospective multicentre study that evaluated results of robot-assisted UKA. In this analysis, robot-assisted UKA was found to have
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, enabling them to be completed freehand in a similar fashion to the tibia. 28 Given its function, it has been suggested that this system is best classified as a motorized computer navigation system rather than true robotic technology. 26
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of the early 1970s, considerable advances have been made in terms of component design, peri-operative care, alignment strategies, surgical approaches, and, more recently, the use of advanced technologies such as computer navigation and robotic
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