Figures & data
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.](/cms/asset/25ee6c7d-84e3-4680-bda8-dc64d596d76f/icsu_a_762044_f0001_b.gif)
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.](/cms/asset/9d223ae7-73dc-4757-9204-92b8db9168fd/icsu_a_762044_f0002_b.gif)
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.](/cms/asset/5c263963-23eb-43d5-b7f1-12f48fa04767/icsu_a_762044_f0003_b.gif)