Total knee arthroplasty in valgus knees using minimally invasive medial-subvastus approach

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Nilen Amulak Shah
Nimesh Prakash Jain
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[1] Bombay Hospital and Research Centre,Joint Reconstruction Center
[2] Marine Lines,undefined
[3] Seoul National University Bundang Hospital,undefined
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Functional outcomes; subvastus approach; total knee arthroplasty; valgus deformity; Arthroplasty; replacement; knee; osteoarrthritis; quadriceps muscle;
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Background: An ideal approach for valgus knees must provide adequate exposure with minimal complications due to approach per se. Median parapatellar approach is most commonly used approach in TKA including valgus knees. A medial subvastus approach is seldom used for valgus knees and has definite advantages of maintaining extensor mechanism integrity and minimal effect on patellar tracking. The present study was conducted to evaluate outcomes of total knee arthroplasty (TKA) and efficacy of subvastus approach in valgus knees in terms of early functional recovery, limb alignment and complications.
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