Target for Appropriate Alignment

Upon completion of this symposium, participants will have updated their knowledge on various techniques of alignment and patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) in knee replacement.

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Alignment in TKA: Why Should We Think Beyond the Neutral Mechanical Axis for Everybody? Symposium 20 minutes Mark G. Clatworthy, FRACS, NEW ZEALAND
Advantages of Neutral Alignment Symposium 12 minutes Shuichi Matsuda, MD, PhD, JAPAN
Introduction Symposium Nicolaas C. Budhiparama, MD, PhD (LUMC, NL), PhD (UGM, ID), FICS, Prof., INDONESIA
Discussion Symposium 20 minutes Nicolaas C. Budhiparama, MD, PhD (LUMC, NL), PhD (UGM, ID), FICS, Prof., INDONESIA Mark G. Clatworthy, FRACS, NEW ZEALAND Stephen M. Howell, MD, UNITED STATES Shuichi Matsuda, MD, PhD, JAPAN Simon Talbot, MBChB, FRACS, AUSTRALIA
Coronal Alignment Is Not as Important as Flexion Stability and Rotational Alignment Symposium 16 minutes Simon Talbot, MBChB, FRACS, AUSTRALIA
Unrestricted Calipered Kinematic Alignment Restores Native Compartment Forces without Ligament Release with a Negligible Risk of Varus Component Failure at 10 Years Symposium 18 minutes Stephen M. Howell, MD, UNITED STATES

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Target for Appropriate Alignment

Alignment in TKA: Why Should We Think Beyond the Neutral Mechanical Axis for Everybody?

Advantages of Neutral Alignment

Introduction

Discussion

Coronal Alignment Is Not as Important as Flexion Stability and Rotational Alignment

Unrestricted Calipered Kinematic Alignment Restores Native Compartment Forces without Ligament Release with a Negligible Risk of Varus Component Failure at 10 Years