Journal of orthopaedic case reports · 2025
Role of Femoral Anatomical Mechanical Angle in Getting Alignment in Total Knee Arthroplasty.
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Yadav Siddhart, Ghorawat Shreyans, Chiranjeevi K P, Jadon Akash Singh, Pandey Sameer
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: In the present study, we had pre-operative determination of the femoral anatomical mechanical angle which was accomplished using anteroposterior weight-bearing hip-to-ankle radiographs. Intraoperative distal femur variable valgus cut was taken depending upon preoperative FAMA. We accessed pre and post-operative mechanical axis of the lower limb on long-length X-ray films and evaluation of functional outcome.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: To study pre and post-operative FAMA and lower limb alignment in post-operative long leg standing radiograph.
STUDY DURATION: 12 months.
STUDY DESIGN: Prospective study.
SAMPLE SIZE: 52 Patients.
CONCLUSION: The study findings recommended that all patients for the primary total knee arthroplasty should be evaluated with long leg weight-bearing radiograph preoperatively to find lower limb alignment and FAMA. Intraoperatively, distal femur valgus cut should be taken variable depending upon preoperatively evaluated FAMA.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: To study pre and post-operative FAMA and lower limb alignment in post-operative long leg standing radiograph.
STUDY DURATION: 12 months.
STUDY DESIGN: Prospective study.
SAMPLE SIZE: 52 Patients.
CONCLUSION: The study findings recommended that all patients for the primary total knee arthroplasty should be evaluated with long leg weight-bearing radiograph preoperatively to find lower limb alignment and FAMA. Intraoperatively, distal femur valgus cut should be taken variable depending upon preoperatively evaluated FAMA.