Knee Replacement

Research from J.M. Hartford and co-researchers yields new findings on knee replacement

Published in Blood Weekly, February 14th, 2008

"This study presents the survivorship data of a consecutive series of primary meniscal-bearing total knee replacements at one institution at 8 to 15 years followup. We reviewed 125 meniscal-bearing knee replacements in 93 patients at a minimum followup of 96 months (mean, 130 months; range, 96191 months)," researchers in the United States report.

"The tibial and femoral components were cemented in 71 knees; uncemented femurs and tibias were used in 48 knees; and cemented tibias and uncemented femurs were used in six knees. One patient was lost to followup. Seventeen knees failed, three as a result of infection. Five knees were revised for loose tibial components and one...

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Source: Blood Weekly (2008-02-14)

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