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- Meniscal total knee replacement permits free axial rotation, unlike total condylar designs, which helps to decrease torque on the tibial component.
- The average axial rotation observed in patients with this type of knee replacement is about 6 degrees.
- Additionally, the polyethylene 'menisci' in these replacements can move approximately 3 mm during use.
Article Abstract
Meniscal total knee replacement differs from total condylar designs in that it allows free axial rotation. This reduces torque forces on the tibial component and may help to prevent aseptic loosening. The amount of rotation occurring in patients with meniscal total knee replacement was an average range of 6 degrees. The average movement of the polyethylene 'menisci' is 3 mm.
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