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Research Article

Re-learning curve for conventional total knee arthroplasty following 30 consecutive computer-assisted total knee arthroplasties

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Pages 63-67 | Received 17 Jul 2012, Accepted 29 Nov 2012, Published online: 04 Feb 2013

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Figure 1. Scatter plot comparing the degrees of mechanical axis deviation as measured by each independent observer. The slope of the best-fit line equals 0.98, indicating insignificant variability between measurements.

Figure 1. Scatter plot comparing the degrees of mechanical axis deviation as measured by each independent observer. The slope of the best-fit line equals 0.98, indicating insignificant variability between measurements.

Figure 2. The dotted line indicates the average CAS TKA postoperative mechanical axis (1.99°). The data points indicate the average conventional TKA postoperative mechanical axis for each group of 30 consecutive patients.

Figure 2. The dotted line indicates the average CAS TKA postoperative mechanical axis (1.99°). The data points indicate the average conventional TKA postoperative mechanical axis for each group of 30 consecutive patients.

Figure 3. Effect of preoperative mechanical axis (°) on postoperative mechanical axis (°) in CAS TKA (a), conventional TKA (b), and conventional TKA in patients with preoperative mechanical axes of 10.0° or less (c). The vertical dotted line indicates a postoperative mechanical axis of 3.0°, a deviation from neutral that is widely considered acceptable.

Figure 3. Effect of preoperative mechanical axis (°) on postoperative mechanical axis (°) in CAS TKA (a), conventional TKA (b), and conventional TKA in patients with preoperative mechanical axes of 10.0° or less (c). The vertical dotted line indicates a postoperative mechanical axis of 3.0°, a deviation from neutral that is widely considered acceptable.

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