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High Flexion in Contemporary Total Knee Design: A Precursor of UHMWPE Damage? A Finite Element Study

High Flexion in Contemporary Total Knee Design: A Precursor of UHMWPE Damage? A Finite Element Study

by Ed Morra | Mar 8, 2013 | Knee

The success of total knee arthroplasty has contributed to its widening application to a younger, more active patient population whose daily regimen includes more demanding high flexion activities. Worldwide expansion to Middle Eastern and Asian populations, where the...
Preclinical Computational Models: Promise and Progress in Total Knee Arthroplasty Design

Preclinical Computational Models: Promise and Progress in Total Knee Arthroplasty Design

by Ed Morra | Mar 8, 2012 | Knee

Clinicians, manufacturers and regulatory agencies share a common goal of having safe and effective total knee arthroplasty (TKA) products available in the global marketplace. Preclinical computational modeling of new, innovative knee designs allows dynamic...
The Influence of Contemporary Knee Design on High Flexion II: A Kinematic Comparison with the Normal Knee

The Influence of Contemporary Knee Design on High Flexion II: A Kinematic Comparison with the Normal Knee

by Ed Morra | Mar 8, 2009 | Knee

Although Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) surgery enjoys 90% of outcomes with good to excellent results, some patients have difficulty adjusting their gait to accommodate the new articulations inherent in contemporary implant designs. Paradoxical motions inclusive of...
The Influence of Contemporary Knee Design on High Flexion: A Kinematic Comparison with the Normal Knee

The Influence of Contemporary Knee Design on High Flexion: A Kinematic Comparison with the Normal Knee

by Ed Morra | Mar 8, 2008 | Knee

Although Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) surgery enjoys 90% of outcomes with good to excellent results, some patients have difficulty adjusting their gait to accommodate the new articulations inherent in contemporary implant designs. Paradoxical motions inclusive of...
High Flexion in Contemporary Total Knee Design: A Precursor of UHMWPE Damage? A Finite Element Study

High Flexion in Contemporary Total Knee Design: A Precursor of UHMWPE Damage? A Finite Element Study

by Ed Morra | Mar 8, 2007 | Knee

The success of total knee arthroplasty has contributed to its widening application to a younger, more active patient population who daily regimen includes more demanding high flexion activities. Worldwide expansion to Middle Eastern and Asian populations, where the...
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