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Page 1: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side

Roberts Conference

July 21, 2005

Page 2: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side

History

64 year old male 6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following

TKA Significantly short on affected side

2 falls resulting in Hip Fractures

Successful TKA on Right

Page 3: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side

Operative Planning

Patient Requesting TKA

ESR, CRP and WBC all Normal

No Swelling or external evidence of infection

Page 4: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side
Page 5: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side
Page 6: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side
Page 7: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side

Conversion Athrodesis to TKA Kreder et. al: 18 knees 28% failure (infection,

component failure) Cameron and Hu: 17 knees 53% failure (tibial

component loosening, ligamentous laxity, quad rupture, wound breakdown, repeat athrodesis)

Kim et. al: 30 knees 53% failure; mean flexion 75 deg, 9 deg extension deficit

Henkel et. al: 7 knees 29% failure; 71% re-operation; most with increased pain on walking

Warner: Three phase “Judet quadricepsplasty” to mobilize extensor mechanism.

Page 8: Roberts Conference July 21, 2005. History  64 year old male  6 yrs s/p Left Knee Arthrodesis following TKA  Significantly short on affected side

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Cameron HU, Hu C. Results of total knee arthroplasty following takedown of formal knee fusion. J Arthroplasty. 1996;11:732 -7.

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