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Correcting a pair of deformed knew with total knee replacement

48-year-old male with windswept deformity of knees due to rheumatoid arthritis, both femoral lateral condyles are hypoplastic. Left tibia has a medial bone defect of 20 mm. Treated with long stem prostheses for tkr (total knee replacement) with semi-constrained liners. For the left knee bone defect, bone grafting was done with cc screw fixation.In such

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Trauma & Emergency

There are 4 obvious and easily identifiable symptoms of bone trauma: Pain : Pain in a bony trauma is usually severe and suddenly disabling, however in diabetic patients or patients who have developed a higher tolerance to pain like fighters, manual labourers, heavy workers, soldiers, athletes etc this sensation can widely very in severity. Swelling : Swelling

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