Different intraoperative joint laxity patterns do not impact clinical outcomes in robotic‐assisted medial unicompartmental knee replacement with 1‐to‐1 surface reconstruction
Matteo Innocenti,
Filippo Leggieri,
Carlo Theus‐Steinman
et al.
Abstract:PurposeRobotic‐assisted technology in medial unicompartmental knee arthroplasty (mUKA) allows for customized adjustments of joint laxity through virtual preoperative component positioning before bone preparation. Nevertheless, the optimal balancing curve has yet to be delineated. This study sought to investigate if varying intraoperative knee laxity patterns had any impact on postoperative patient outcomes.Materials and MethodsA retrospective analysis was conducted on prospectively collected data from 326 fixe… Show more
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