Partial Knee Arthroplasty Techniques for Optimal Outcomes pdf
Partial Knee Arthroplasty Techniques for Optimal Outcomes pdf helps you optimize outcomes using the latest best-practice techniques for this increasingly popular procedure. Drs. Keith R. Berend and Fred D. Cushner discuss recent advances and hot topics—such as custom guided implants, biologics, failed PKA, TKA conversion, and more—along with the challenges of choosing the right technique for each patient. The clear focus on surgical techniques, bulleted key points, and procedural videos online at www.expertconsult.com make this comprehensive, practical reference ideal for learning how to achieve the best results.
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Partial Knee Arthroplasty Techniques for Optimal Outcomes pdf table content
SECTION 1
Uni History 1
CHAPTER 1
Uni: History and Look to the Future 3
Gerard A. Engh
CHAPTER 2
Classical Patient Selection for
Unicondylar Knee Arthroplasty 11
Alfred J. Tria, Jr.
CHAPTER 3
Indications for Unicompartmental
Knee Arthroplasty 17
Hemant Pandit, Benjamin Kendrick,
Nicholas Bottomley, Andrew Price, David Murray,
and Christopher Dodd
CHAPTER 4
Spacer Devices—Old and New 25
Franz Xaver Koeck and Erhan Basad
CHAPTER 5
Incidence of Partial Knee Arthroplasty:
A Growing Phenomenon? 31
William A. Jiranek and Daniel L. Riddle
SECTION 2
Biologic Options 33
CHAPTER 6
Use of Biologics for Degenerative
Joint Disease of the Knee 35
William J. Long
CHAPTER 7
Allografts for the Arthritic Knee 43
William D. Bugbee and Allison J. De Young
CHAPTER 8
Nonarthroplasty Treatment Options
for Unicompartmental Degenerative
Joint Disease 51