Evaluating Component Migration: Comparing Two Generations of the INBONE ® Total Ankle Replacement

Brigido, Stephen A.; Wobst, Garrett M.; Galli, Melissa M.; Protzman, Nicole M.

doi:10.1053/j.jfas.2015.03.004

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“…Similar to the evolution of total knee and hip replacements, total ankle replacements have undergone revisions and improvements. 1,3,17 The STAR is currently in its fourth generation. The current version of the STAR, the only ever used in the United States, is a cobalt-chrome prosthesis, grit blasted with a titanium porous spray.…”

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Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement: 15-Year Follow-up

Palanca

Mann²,

Mann³

et al. 2018

Foot Ankle Int.

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Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement: 15-Year Follow-up

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Mann³

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“…Attempts have been made with different approaches to assess component migration and loosening of TAR. Brigido et al described their technique of measuring the complete length of the investigated stemmed design implants in conventional radiographs [56]. However, this technique lacks integration of bony references, which could provide reliable measurements of changes in component position [57].…”

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Lack of Consensus on the Definition of Aseptic Loosening in Total Ankle Replacement: A Narrative Systematic Review

Kvarda,

Mills,

Shepherd

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Background: Aseptic loosening is one of the most common modes of failure of total ankle replacement (TAR). However, a precise definition of aseptic loosening is still lacking. This systematic review aimed to identify the variations of applied definitions and offer insights into the lack of consensus. Methods: Human studies reporting aseptic loosening of TAR published in peer-reviewed journals within the last decade were considered. The search strategy involved specific terms in Embase, MEDLINE ALL, and the Cochrane Library. Variations in aseptic loosening definitions were analysed. Results: Of 767 studies, 88 were included in this study. Only nine studies precisely defined aseptic loosening with significant variations. Twenty-two studies referenced the term and fifty-seven reported it as a complication but neither defined nor referenced it. Conclusions: Significant uncertainty exists regarding the universal definition of aseptic loosening of TAR, and many variations occur in terms of the assessment approach and criteria.

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Basic Considerations for Total Ankle Arthroplasty

Hintermann,

Ruiz

2024

Total Ankle Replacement

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Evaluating Component Migration: Comparing Two Generations of the INBONE ® Total Ankle Replacement

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement: 15-Year Follow-up

Scandinavian Total Ankle Replacement: 15-Year Follow-up

Lack of Consensus on the Definition of Aseptic Loosening in Total Ankle Replacement: A Narrative Systematic Review

Basic Considerations for Total Ankle Arthroplasty

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