The effect of surgeon experience on component positioning in 673 Press Fit Condylar posterior cruciate-sacrificing total knee arthroplasties.
作者： J. Mahaluxmivala , M.J.K. Bankes , P. Nicolai , C.H. Aldam , P.W. Allen
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摘要: Component angles of 673 Press Fit Condylar (PFC) total knee arthroplasties were measured from standard short-leg radiographs. The femoral and tibial resections performed with intramedullary extramedullary instrumentation. mean coronal component angle was 88.59 degrees (SD, 2.28 degrees; range, 78-98 ), 17.1% having values 93 degrees. 97.43 3.44 84-115 9.1% 100 An ideal tibiofemoral 4 to 10 valgus achieved in 75.3% patients, being 6.1%. Alignment not significantly different between consultant trainee surgeons. Although varus positioning the commonest error, wide range signifies problems guides.
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