2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.knee.2004.06.003
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The precision and accuracy of templating the size of unicondylar knee arthroplasty

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“…(Intra-observer variability, FTA = 0.87, TPA = 0.83, PTS = 0.80). Moreover, since limb alignment and survivorship in a UKA are very sensitive to change in JL [39][40][41]; a previously validated method, based on the correlation between femoral width and the distance from the femoral adductor tubercle to JL, was used for radiographic JL measurement [42]. Briefly, the JL was assessed by calculating the distance from the adductor tubercle according to the femoral width multiplied by a validated ratio [43].…”
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“…(Intra-observer variability, FTA = 0.87, TPA = 0.83, PTS = 0.80). Moreover, since limb alignment and survivorship in a UKA are very sensitive to change in JL [39][40][41]; a previously validated method, based on the correlation between femoral width and the distance from the femoral adductor tubercle to JL, was used for radiographic JL measurement [42]. Briefly, the JL was assessed by calculating the distance from the adductor tubercle according to the femoral width multiplied by a validated ratio [43].…”
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“…Bothra et al have showed that pre-operating templating has only slight to moderate interobserver and intra-observer reliability in determining the ideal femoral size [17]. Similarly, Kasis et al have shown poor inter-observer reliability of templating [18]. Hence, the accuracy of the pre-operative templating to determine the size of the femoral component is questionable and it is not routinely recommended [9].…”
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“…Two studies of templating unicondylar knee arthroplasty reported poor accuracy and significant intraobserver and interobserver variation in predicting the size of the components. 8,18 Several studies have questioned the role of templating for primary total knee arthroplasty (TKA) component size. 2,3,13,15,31 These studies were limited by their retrospective nature, small number of knees, wide variety of implant designs, and inconsistent methodology.…”
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