Polyethylene mobile bearing in total knee arthroplasties design, advantages and preliminary results

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The purpose of this experimental study is to present the design and biomechanical characteristics of mobile bearing postero-stabilised total knee prosthesis type MC2®- C2F® and to evaluate their use in severe primary knee osteoarthritis. The experimental part was carried out on 20 patients who benefited from mobile bearing postero-stabilised total knee prosthesis type MC2® in University Hospital Sf Spiridon Iasi, Romania. From the radiological point of view there were no mechanical complications in a 3 year follow-up. The functional recovery had a good outcome and patients currently have an active flexion between 70° and 110°, with extension between 0° and -15°. No pain was registered in full weight bearing and in active joint movement. The clinical and radiological outcome at 3 year follow-up is satisfactory and the results convinced the authors that this type of prosthesis is a good option in any primary knee osteoarthritis with no significant bone loss.

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Sirbu, P. D., Veringa, V., Badulescu, O. V., Arcana, S., Forna, N., Scripcaru, A., … Alexa, O. (2019). Polyethylene mobile bearing in total knee arthroplasties design, advantages and preliminary results. Materiale Plastice, 56(3), 525–528. https://doi.org/10.37358/mp.19.3.5222

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