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recurvatum ou de flessum résiduel. Le défaut
de maintien de cette pression continue conduit
à une chute de la pression intramédullaire pen-
dant la polymérisation et induit un risque
d’interface sanguine. Le scellement successif a
pour but d’éliminer tous ces éléments parasites
pouvant freiner la pénétration du ciment dans
l’os spongieux ou altérer la qualité de sa poly-
mérisation.
Cette étude montre l’intérêt théorique et radio-
graphique du scellement indépendant en
flexion de l’implant tibial des prothèses totales
du genou.
Des études à long terme et avec un plus grand
nombre de cas doivent néanmoins être effec-
tuées afin de corroborer ces résultats.
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