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- There are multiple classification systems for bone defects in revision total knee arthroplasty, but each has its limitations.
- None of the existing systems fully meets all clinical needs for treatment.
- A new classification system and treatment guidelines are needed, considering factors like location, side, containment, and severity of the bone defects.
Article Abstract
There are several classification systems for bone defects in revision total knee arthroplasty. Each has its own drawbacks, and none satisfies all the clinical demands. Therefore, a new classification system and treatment guideline based on a combination of criteria (location, side, containment, and severity of the bone defect) is necessary.
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