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Lateral unicompartment knee arthroplasty (UKA)

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Fig. 5A and 5B - The

femoral implant doesn’t

be too large to avoid an

impingement in front of

the trochlea, causing

conflict with the patella

which is easily con­

trollable.

Fig. 5C and 5D - The

femoral implant doesn’t

be Undersize : it must

cover

correctly

the

posterior condyle.

Fig. 6 - The goal in the end of surgery is to have a

small security laxity (of 2 to 3mm with stress).

Without ligament release, this small laxity is a good

indicator of the absence of overcorrection in frontal

plane.

A

B

C

D