1997
DOI: 10.1097/00003086-199712000-00006
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10??? to 20-Year Followup of Total Knee Arthroplasty for Valgus Deformities

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“…Whatever the technique, we recommend performing ligament balancing after bone cuts step-by-step, to prevent postoperative lateral instability. Indeed, soft tissue release before any bone cut led to very serious postoperative instabilities with levels reaching up to 24% in Miayasaka's series [15]. In our procedure, priority was given to thoroughly balancing the extension gap.…”
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“…Whatever the technique, we recommend performing ligament balancing after bone cuts step-by-step, to prevent postoperative lateral instability. Indeed, soft tissue release before any bone cut led to very serious postoperative instabilities with levels reaching up to 24% in Miayasaka's series [15]. In our procedure, priority was given to thoroughly balancing the extension gap.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Some surgeons use only the medial approach [4,15,19,20] but this, located on the opposite of the retracted structures, often necessitates the release of the patella lateral retinaculum with a consequential risk of devascularisation [9]. Klebish [10] proposed a lateral approach, which has none of these disadvantages but requires the mastering of a new technique.…”
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“…Si bien la mayoría de las gonartrosis con deseje que requerirán un reemplazo total de rodilla (RTR) se deben a una alteración en varo, el deseje en valgo representa aproximadamente el 10% de las artroplastias. 1,2 En el componente óseo de la deformidad, interviene una anatomía alterada del fémur distal, con una marcada hipoplasia del cóndilo lateral, mientras que, en la tibia, se manifiesta un defecto en el platillo tibial externo. Además, como consecuencia de estas alteraciones, puede haber un incorrecto encarrilado rotuliano.…”
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“…En cuanto a las alteraciones en las partes blandas, se observa contractura del tensor de la fascia lata, poplíteo y gemelos, retracción del ligamento colateral lateral (LCL) y la cápsula posterolateral, asociada o no a laxitud ligamentaria medial, según el deseje y el tiempo de evolución. [1][2][3][4][5][6] Una de las clasificaciones más utilizadas para esta deformidad es la descrita por Krackow, en 1990, 2,7-9 la cual divide a la deformidad en tres tipos:…”
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