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balance Surgical trauma to the patella tendon Implant malalignment Postoperative factors Inadequate physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiotherapy) combined with a poorly motivated patient Inadequate pain control Preoperative
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improve outcomes in TKA. Robotic technology has been used to improve the accuracy of soft tissue dissection and enhance postoperative rehabilitation in general surgery, cardiology, obstetrics and gynaecology, and ophthalmology. 16 Over the last
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implant positioning, which may help to reduce the burden of revision surgery following UKA. Bone preservation More conservative bone resection is associated with reduced bone oedema, decreased postoperative pain, and faster rehabilitation
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and postoperative tibial slope and postoperative flexion of the femoral component were measured with standardized radiographic protocols. The analysis groups were classified according to satisfaction scores and the KSS question ‘Does this knee feel
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performance of knee arthroplasty in most patients, postoperative periprosthetic joint infection (PJI) (an infection that occurs in joint replacement) remains concerning as a rare but serious complication ( 3 ). PJI is identified if: there is a sinus tract
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-operative rehabilitation Rehabilitation before surgery, termed ‘pre-operative rehabilitation’ is not only the physical preparation but also the psychological preparation for a lengthy period of reduced sports participation post-operatively. Besides the physical
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characteristics showed no significant differences between the groups. Nevertheless, the study does not provide information on postoperative outcomes or rehabilitation protocols, as the follow-up only consisted of a data acquisition 90 days post operation
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–Stokes amputation. Figure 12 Postoperative X-ray image femur profile after modified Gritti–Stokes amputation. Regarding postoperative rehabilitation potential, after AKA, only 20% of the patients can walk with a prosthesis compared to 60% of
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preserving the quadriceps mechanism with reports suggesting improved post-operative quadriceps muscle strength, 4 conservation of the patellar blood supply, 5 improved patellar tracking, 6 expedited rehabilitation 7 and reduced post-operative
