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Association of a medial UKA and a Patellofemoral Arthroplasty: is it possible?

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Fig. 1: This full-length X-ray is showing a medial arthritis of

the knee on a very-active 61 years-old woman. She presented

with a medial and patell-femoral pain without any lateral

pain, a stable knee and failure of the medical treatment.

Fig. 2: The varus and valgus stress X-rays are very important to

control the reducibility of the deformity and to check the full

thickness of the cartilage on the non-resurfaced compartment.

Fig. 3: Patello-femoral sky views are important to

assess the wear on the patella-femoral compartment

and the position of the patella.

Fig. 4: This intra-operative view of the knee opened

through a sub-vastus approach is showing the trial

implants in place on the patella-femoral and the medial

compartment with preserved cruciate ligament.