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Limb Lengthening after Primary Total Knee Arthroplasty: Customized Patient-Specific Instrumentation Does Not Affect Expected Limb Lengthening.

Christopher J FangKenneth McAlpineMichael GustinRuijia NiuDavid FrecceroMatthew GordonEric L Smith
Published in: Advances in orthopedics (2021)
Limb lengthening after TKA is common and, on average, occurs more significantly in valgus knees. No significant difference in limb lengthening could be demonstrated using customized over conventional implants. Preoperative counseling is important to manage patient expectations.
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