Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics: Fractures. Dislocations. Disorders of muscles, tendons and associated structures. Traumatic disorders of joints, Volume 3 |
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After checking correct limb alignment and joint stability with jig VII as described in the section on PCA primary knee design , remove jig VII and use the long - handled tibial template to outline on the tibial surface with an osteotome ...
After checking correct limb alignment and joint stability with jig VII as described in the section on PCA primary knee design , remove jig VII and use the long - handled tibial template to outline on the tibial surface with an osteotome ...
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Center the femoral notch guide on the cut surface of the distal femur and pin it to the bone ( Fig . 40-86 , A ) . This guide indicates the amount of bone to be removed from the intercondyler notch . Use an oscillating saw to make the ...
Center the femoral notch guide on the cut surface of the distal femur and pin it to the bone ( Fig . 40-86 , A ) . This guide indicates the amount of bone to be removed from the intercondyler notch . Use an oscillating saw to make the ...
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The surface porosity of the rough metallic stem of the femoral component ( and of the acetabular component ) is between 200 um and 1 mm in diameter and permits the ingrowth of bone for fixation . The cup is a metallic shell with a ...
The surface porosity of the rough metallic stem of the femoral component ( and of the acetabular component ) is between 200 um and 1 mm in diameter and permits the ingrowth of bone for fixation . The cup is a metallic shell with a ...
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