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, including the epidemiology, impact, assessment, risk factors, aetiology and treatment. Personal and economic impact Chronic pain after TKA can affect all dimensions of health-related quality of life, and has been found to be associated with
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information on the potential benefit of TKA in patients with PD and knee OA ( 7 ). The purpose of this article is to perform a narrative review of the literature to understand the impact of PD on the results of primary TKA. Once these predictors are known
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-assisted surgery to improve patient outcomes. 6 – 11 The patellofemoral part of TKA, however, has a history of neglect despite the patellofemoral articulation being an important aspect of TKA that has a profound impact on outcome and may be a composite
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may have little effect on the outcome of knee arthroplasty performed with modern prostheses. The aim of this review is to assess the historical and contemporary evidence regarding the impact of coronal plane alignment in TKA on function and
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range of outcome measures has led to their increasing use in surgery. 5 The growing cost burden resulting from this trend has raised concerns about their impact on health budgets which are constrained by scarce funding. 3 , 11 Due to competing
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-energy trauma, such as sport and motor vehicle accidents (57% of cases). The dashboard impact with abrupt posterior relative upper tibial translation is the most common mechanism in vehicle accidents. A fall in hyperflexion is a common cause of injury in
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comprehensive review summarizes the existing body of literature to provide an understanding of the KFs’ biomechanics, their role in knee stability, and their impact on clinical practices. This review offers a substantial contribution to the orthopedic community
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impact on many activities and areas of life and is a source of dissatisfaction. Despite this, kneeling ability after TKR is an underacknowledged outcome, and has received little attention in the research literature. The aim of this instructional review
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depth. 23 , 24 Impaction bone grafting Considering the need in young patients for future revisions and to preserve and possibly improve the residual bone reserve, it is advisable to use bone grafts, 7 which are usually employed to treat
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impact on the development of PJI. Table 2 summarises the modifiable and non-modifiable factors related to PJI, including some preventive measures to manage reversible medical comorbidities, according to the existing literature. 8 - 10 , 12 - 18
