Titlebook: Replacement of the Knee; Richard S. Laskin,Robin A. Denham,A. Graham Apley Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1984 Kniegelenkprot

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Factors Which Influence Operations for Replacement of the Kneeomponents, making the design and stability of the prosthetic knee so much more difficult to achieve than in the simple ball and socket joint of the hip. Twelve important factors considered in the design of the Denham knee are discussed and will be expanded later in the text. The first operation in this series was done in April, 1976.

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Resultsmall extent, rotation. It is the need to restrict unwanted movements between the long bones of the thigh and tibia and yet provide a good range of flexion which has been the main obstacle to longterm success in knee replacement.

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The Spectrum of Total Knee Replacementf prosthesis may vary, depending upon the pathological anatomy. This chapter provides an overview of many of the available prostheses and sets up some guidelines as to which appear most suitable for certain clinical situations.

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The Futureplemented by biological ingrowth will become the standard. The “substrate” for biological ingrowth will probably not be metallic but rather polymeric, with a modulus of elasticity close to that of the ingrowing bone.

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Indications for Knee Replacement—and the Alternativesy it is usually possible to decide if the individual patient should have his knee replaced, providing the surgeon is a good listener and a shrewd observer, and providing he also keeps his options open. The decision is influenced by a number of factors, including the patient’s age, the quality of lif

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The Spectrum of Total Knee Replacementthe coronal and sagittal planes. These goals remain constant whatever total knee prosthesis is used. For any particular patient, however, the choice of prosthesis may vary, depending upon the pathological anatomy. This chapter provides an overview of many of the available prostheses and sets up some

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