Titlebook: Deformity Correction in Total Knee Arthroplasty; Arun B. Mullaji,Gautam M. Shetty Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30019-0athoanatomic changes in the arthritic joint and how to be plan for it during surgery. Imaging using plain radiographs helps in confirming the extent of knee arthritis and severity of deformity and is useful for planning the procedure. This chapter elaborates on physical examination and imaging for a patient who is to undergo TKA.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30019-0e compared to the medial side. Second, there is a higher risk of common peroneal nerve palsy due to its proximity to lateral soft-tissue structures and stretching that may occur in correcting long-standing valgus deformity especially if associated with flexion deformity.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30019-0thrombosis, pneumonia and thromboembolism or local complications such as residual knee deformity (usually fixed flexion deformity), limited knee ROM (typically flexion beyond 100°) and chronic pain at the surgical site. Therefore, the importance of optimal pain control after TKA cannot be emphasised enough given the consequences.

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Preoperative Planningathoanatomic changes in the arthritic joint and how to be plan for it during surgery. Imaging using plain radiographs helps in confirming the extent of knee arthritis and severity of deformity and is useful for planning the procedure. This chapter elaborates on physical examination and imaging for a patient who is to undergo TKA.

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Postoperative Pain Management and Rehabilitationthrombosis, pneumonia and thromboembolism or local complications such as residual knee deformity (usually fixed flexion deformity), limited knee ROM (typically flexion beyond 100°) and chronic pain at the surgical site. Therefore, the importance of optimal pain control after TKA cannot be emphasised enough given the consequences.

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Hyperextension Deformity osteotomy (HTO) and in patients with neuromuscular disorders such as poliomyelitis. The results of our study indicated that the majority of patients with hyperextending, arthritic knees suffered from primary osteoarthritis (78 %) and 58 % of the limbs had an associated preoperative varus deformity compared to 42 % which had a valgus deformity.

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