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aware of any published review reporting the evidence for this in isolation from image-based systems. The aim of this systematic review was to present and assess the quality of evidence for learning curve, component positioning, functional outcomes and
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patient satisfaction, greater stability, and improved kinematics through the arc of motion following TKA. 14 – 16 Learning curve of robotic TKA The learning curve of robotic TKA is important for understanding the impact of this procedure on the
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alignment in robotic UKA translates to long-term functional and implant survivorship compared to conventional manual UKA. Learning curve of robotic UKA Studies have shown well-established learning curves for UKA, with the introduction of new
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robotic TKA compared to conventional TKA is currently underway. 76 However, more long-term studies are required to fully appraise and assess this and other newer robotic systems. Clinical application Learning curve The learning curve
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structures enables the surgeon to create a stronger biomechanical repair using vertical mattress sutures. Despite the high learning curve, vertical mattress sutures to repair the posterior meniscus are only possible with posterior arthroscopy. These sutures
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, but one explanation is that UKA is a technically demanding procedure with a significant learning curve. 17 Over- or under-correction of leg alignment is associated with an increased risk of failure, and the tolerances for tibial component
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investigates the advent of robotic navigation, historical and commercially available systems, learning curve, clinical outcomes, cost-analysis and limitations to better understand the value of RA-TKA. Robotic total knee arthroplasty systems History
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approach. The heterogeneity between studies was I 2 = 88%, suggesting significant variation exists. To investigate the potential effect of a learning curve, we repeated the meta-analysis with the exclusion of studies which did not report prior surgical
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prosthetist. During the learning curve, we propose verifying the achieved patella-femoral bone position with X-ray (anterior and lateral views) imaging ( Figs. 11 and 12 ). Figure 11 Postoperative X-ray image femur AP after modified Gritti
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meniscectomy in degenerative meniscal lesions (DMLs). It is interesting to note the considerable gap between these publications and daily practice. The reasons are numerous: The myth: I always did this operation so it works. 7 The learning
