Total ankle replacement leads to high revision rates in post-traumatic end-stage arthrosis.

Yves GramlichOliver NeunAlexander KlugJohannes BuckupThomas SteinArvid NeumannSebastian FischerHans-Peter AbtReinhard Hoffmann

Published in: International orthopaedics (2018)

Total ankle replacement in post-traumatic end-stage arthrosis patients is associated with high revision rates. High rates of symptomatic periprosthetic bone cysts caused high rates of revision surgery and worse outcomes, which were not improved by secondary TTA.

Keyphrases

total knee arthroplasty
total hip arthroplasty
end stage renal disease
minimally invasive
chronic kidney disease
ejection fraction
total hip
body composition
patient reported outcomes
soft tissue
patient reported
bone loss