ARTHROPLASTY
Significantly improved limb alignment with computer-assisted knee replacement
J Bone Joint Surg Br. 2006 Jan;88(1):44-820 patients requiring a simultaneous bilateral medial unicompartmental knee replacement were randomized to undergo a computer-assisted (navigated) surgery for one knee and a conventional instrumentation (non-navigated) surgery for the other knee. The primary outcome was postoperative limb alignment. Results indicated a significant improvement in postoperative alignment with the knees that underwent surgery with computer-assisted navigation.
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