In Vivo TKA Kinematics: How to Describe it, How to Use it

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Maurilio Marcacci, MD
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Stephen M. Howell, MD
UNITED STATES

In Vivo TKA Kinematics: How to Describe it, How to Use it

Maurilio Marcacci, MD, ITALY Stephen M. Howell, MD, UNITED STATES Philippe Beaufils, MD, FRANCE

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Anatomic Location

Knee

Treatment / Technique

Total Joint Replacement

The partecipants will understand how to analyze and describe the kinematic behaviour of the prosthesis and which parameters are important and can be useful to improve prosthesis design, surgical technique and clinical outcome.

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Introduction Symposium 3 minutes Stephen M. Howell, MD, UNITED STATES
Is Functional Flexion (Helical) Axis a Reliable Reference for Femoral Component Positioning? Symposium 18 minutes Maurilio Marcacci, MD, ITALY
Assessing the Epicondylar Axis by Pre-Op CT Scan and Navigation. An intermediate Step Between Mechanical and Kinematic Positioning in TKR Symposium 13 minutes Philippe Beaufils, MD, FRANCE
Principles, Alignment, Balancing, and Results of Kinematic Alignment: An Option for Total Knee Arthroplasty Symposium Stephen M. Howell, MD, UNITED STATES
Discussion & Case Presentations Symposium 20 minutes Maurilio Marcacci, MD, ITALY

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In Vivo TKA Kinematics: How to Describe it, How to Use it

Introduction

Is Functional Flexion (Helical) Axis a Reliable Reference for Femoral Component Positioning?

Assessing the Epicondylar Axis by Pre-Op CT Scan and Navigation. An intermediate Step Between Mechanical and Kinematic Positioning in TKR

Principles, Alignment, Balancing, and Results of Kinematic Alignment: An Option for Total Knee Arthroplasty

Discussion & Case Presentations