Abstract
Tibial migration in 33 cementless total knee replacements, which were performed with a cooled saw blade vs. a conventional blade, was studied in a randomized prospective study using roentgen stereophotogrammetric analysis (radiostereometry).
All cases were clinically successful after 2 years and inducible displacement was smaller in the group operated with the cooled saw blade. This group also had a tendency towards less continuous migration.