CLASSIFICATION OF BONE DEFECTS IN PRIMARY KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
Issue:
10
Year:
2017
Most classifications of femoral and tibial defects during knee arthroplasty were developed for revision operations; however, many orthopedists use them during primary knee arthroplasty.
Keywords:
traumatology and orthopedics
endoprosthetic replacement
knee joint
classification of defects
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