Full Description
Although total knee arthroplasty is one of the most frequently performed orthopedic surgeries with generally good outcomes expected, the need for revision total knee arthroplasty is anticipated to increase due to rising life expectancy and the number of primary procedures. Despite this trend, there are few publications dedicated to the principles of revision total knee arthroplasty. This book comprehensively covers all aspects, including diagnosis, principles, and practical issues, accompanied by numerous helpful radiographs, clinical photographs, and anatomical drawings. Video files demonstrating physical examinations, clinical findings, and surgical procedures enhance clarity and complement existing literature. Intended as a practical reference, this book is aimed at senior residents, knee arthroplasty fellows, and attending orthopedic surgeons involved in treating patients undergoing revision total knee arthroplasty.
Contents
Part 1. Diagnosis and evaluation.- Chapter 1. Painful knee after primary total knee arthroplasty (TKA).- Chapter 2. Clinical evaluation.- Chapter 3. Radiographic evaluation.- Part 2. Principle of revision TKA.- Chapter 4. Surgical exposure.- Chapter 5. Removal of femoral, tibial, patellar components.- Chapter 6. Management of bone defect(allograft, metal augments, metaphyseal cone or sleeve).- Chapter 7. Joint line preservation.- Chapter 8. Use of stem.- Chapter 9. Alignment and component positioning.- Chapter 10. Soft tissue balancing.- Chapter 11. Selection of constraint.- Part 3. Specific condition for revision TKA.- Chapter 12. Loosening.- Chapter 13. Wear, osteolysis, and metallosis.- Chapter 14. Instability.- Chapter 15. Periprosthetic joint infection.- Chapter 16. Periprosthetic fracture.- Chapter 17. Stiffnes.- Chapter 18. Conversion TKA after failed HTO.- Chapter 19. Revision TKA after previous UKA.- Chapter 20. Management of extensor mechanism failure.- Part 4. Practical issues of revision TKA with cases.
