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All-polyethylene vs. metal-backed tibial component in total knee arthroplasty—a randomized RSA study comparing early fixation of horizontally and completely cemented tibial components: Part 2. Completely cemented components: MB not superior to AP components

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Pages 778-784 | Received 25 Oct 2003, Accepted 07 Jan 2005, Published online: 08 Jul 2009

Figures & data

Table 1.  Patient profile with APCC (all-polyethylene completely cemented components) vs. MBCC (metal-backed completely cemented components) after randomization. MBCC/RSA denotes patient profile in group included in RSA after exclusions, see

Table 2.  Patients in the MBCC group who were excluded from RSA. Patients are presented with their case letters in the series

Figure 1. All-polyethylene (left) and metal-backed (right) tibial components of the AGC prosthesis. Both have non-modular, identical articulating surface and similar geometry.

Figure 1. All-polyethylene (left) and metal-backed (right) tibial components of the AGC prosthesis. Both have non-modular, identical articulating surface and similar geometry.

Figure 2. Standard anterior postoperative radiographs of the a) all-polyethylene completely, cemented (APCC), and b) metal-backed, completely cemented (MBCC) tibial components.

Figure 2. Standard anterior postoperative radiographs of the a) all-polyethylene completely, cemented (APCC), and b) metal-backed, completely cemented (MBCC) tibial components.

Table 3.  HSS score (maximum 100 points). Values are median (range)

Table 4.  HKA (in degrees) for the separate groups. The figures denote the number of individuals within each HKA intervel

Table 5.  Absolute rotations degrees and translations mm. median with range in parenthesis

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