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ACL HAMSTRING RECONSTRUCTION GRAFTS CAN FUNCTION WELL DESPITE HIGH SIGNAL ON MRI AT MINIMUM 2 YEARS
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Putnis, S.
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S1 |
p. S24
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A MULTI-SOURCE PATIENT PAIN DIARY DEMONSTRATES DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PARTIAL AND TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT PATIENTS IN PAIN SUBTYPES AND ADDITIONAL CONCOMITANT DIAGNOSES AFFECTING OPERATIVE RECOVERY: "PICKING A WINNER" MAY NOT BE AS EASY AS WE THINK
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Deo, S.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S29-S30
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AN EVALUATION OF THE VIRTUAL KNEE CLINIC POST TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
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Bentley, J.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S21-S22
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ANTEROMEDIAL ROTATORY INSTABILITY: A BIOMECHANICAL STUDY OF MEDIAL SOFT-TISSUE RESTRAINTS IN-VITRO
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Ball, S.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S6
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ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS FOR URINARY CATHETER MANIPULATION FOLLOWING ARTHROPLASTY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
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Roberts, T.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S10
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ARE LOWER-LIMB ALIGNMENT VALUES ON CT SCANOGRAMS COMPARABLE WITH WEIGHTBEARING LONG LEG RADIOGRAPHS IN PRE- AND POST-OPERATIVE PATIENTS UNDERGOING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT?
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Walker, R.
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S1 |
p. S20
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AT WHAT TIME INTERVAL SHOULD A BILATERAL TOTAL KNEE REPLACMENT BE UNDERTAKEN? A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS USING PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES
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Radha, S.
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27 |
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p. S20-S21
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CAN A COMPREHENSIVE RETURN TO SPORT ASSESSMENT BE USED TO PREDICT A SAFE RETURN TO THE SAME SPORTING LEVEL AFTER ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION AT A MINIMUM 2 YEAR FOLLOW-UP?
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Klasan, A.
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27 |
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p. S1
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CAN ARTHROSCOPICALLY COLLECTED DATA BE USED TO PREDICT NATIVE KNEE
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Klasan, A.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S14
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Contents List
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p. i
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3D CT MODELLED ANALYSES OF PATELLAR RESURFACING TECHNIQUES AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON CLINICAL OUTCOMES AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
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Kandhari, V.
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S1 |
p. S4
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DEMOGRAPHICS AND INJURY PATTERNS OF ACUTE KNEE DISLOCATIONS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
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Aujula, R.
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p. S21
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DIAGNOSIS OF PROSTHETIC JOINT INFECTION: SONICATION OF JOINT FLUID FROM REMOVED HIP AND KNEE PROSTHESIS VERSUS TRADITIONAL TISSUE CULTURE
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Poznalska, Gosia
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S1 |
p. S23
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RADIOLOGISTS AND KNEE SURGEONS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF MRI SCANS OF PATIENTS WITH COMMON SOFT TISSUE KNEE CONDITIONS
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Deo, H.
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S1 |
p. S30
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DOES A MENISCAL TEAR AFFECT THE OUTCOME SCORE IN SYMPTOMATIC DISCOID MENISCUS? A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
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Hampton, M.
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p. S12
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DOES THE RKCC (REVISION KNEE COMPLEXITY CLASSIFICATION) PREDICT CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF REVISION KNEE ARTHROPLASTY? ANALYSIS OF A COHORT OF REVISED TKAs WITH 5 YEAR CLINICAL OUTCOME
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Al-Mouazzen, L.
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p. S15
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DO INTRATHECAL OPIOIDS IN SPINAL ANAESTHESIA HAVE A ROLE IN ENHANCED RECOVERY PROTOCOLS FOR LOWER LIMB ARTHROPLASTY PROCEDURES?
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Denning, A.
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27 |
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p. S24-S25
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EARLY RESULTS OF FIXED BEARING UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT DESIGNED FOR THE LATERAL COMPARTMENT
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Asadollahi, S.
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p. S4-S5
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EVALUATION OF POSTERIOR KNEE LAXITY FOLLOWING ALL IN-SIDE POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTIONS
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Remtulla, M.
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p. S25
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FAILURE REASONS OF METAPHYSEAL SLEEVES IN REVISION TKR
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Bouras, T.
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p. S16-S17
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FEELING THE SQUEEZE: CURRENT DESIGNS OF FEMORAL ROTATION GUIDES FOR FEMORAL COMPONENT POSITIONING DURING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT DO NOT MAINTAIN THE POSTERIOR JOINT LINE AND IN SOME CASES MAY RESULT IN FLEXION INSTABILITY
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Suibhne, P.A. Mac
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S1 |
p. S19
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FIXED BEARING LATERAL UNICOMPARTMENTAL ARTHROPLASTY - A FINAL OUTCOME STUDY WITH UP TO 28 YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF A SINGLE IMPLANT
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Murray, J.
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p. S27
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FIXED BEARING MEDIAL UNICOMPARTMENTAL ARTHROPLASTY - A FINAL OUTCOME STUDY WITH UP TO 30 YEARS FOLLOW-UP OF A SINGLE IMPLANT
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Porteous, A.
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27 |
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p. S27-S28
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FUNCTIONAL AND RADIOLOGICAL OUTCOMES OF THREE TIBIAL COMPONENT FIXATION TECHNIQUES: RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
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Coolican, M.
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p. S5
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HIGH SIGNAL ON MRI AT THE FEMORAL TUNNEL APERTURE AFTER 1-YEAR INCREASES RISK OF SUBSEQUENT GRAFT RUPTURE – AN ANALYSIS OF 250 CASES
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Putnis, S.
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p. S24
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| 26 |
HINGE LOCATION AND APICAL DRILL HOLES IN OPENING WEDGE HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY: A FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
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Bostrom, A.
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S1 |
p. S10-S11
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IMPORTANT FUNCTIONAL MEASURES IN PRE- AND POST-OPERATIVE PATIENTS UNDERGOING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT – AN ISSUE OF INFORMED CONSENT
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Walker, R.
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p. S19-S20
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ISOLATED MEDIAL PATELLOFEMORAL LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED FUNCTION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT PATELLAR DISLOCATION
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Bouras, T.
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p. S16
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IS THERE A ROLE FOR COOLED RADIO-FREQUENCY ABLATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PERSISTENTLY PAINFUL TOTAL AND REVISION KNEE ARTHROPLASTY? OUR EARLY EXPERIENCE
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Thomas, C.
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p. S11-S12
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LATE CHANGES IN EXPECTATION FULFILMENT FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
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Yapp, L.
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p. S2
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LONG TERM RESULTS OF FIXED BEARING MEDIAL UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT USING A CEMENTED ALL POLYETHYLENE TIBIAL COMPONENT
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Bidwai, R.
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p. S6-S7
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LONG TERM SURVIVORSHIP AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF NAVIGATED LATERAL OPENING WEDGE DISTAL FEMORAL OSTEOTOMY FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF LATERAL COMPARTMENT OF KNEE
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Kandhari, V.
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S1 |
p. S18
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MANIPULATION UNDER ANAESTHETIC FOLLOWING PRIMARY KNEE ARTHROPLASTY IS ASSOCIATED WITH A HIGHER RATE OF SUBSEQUENT REVISION KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
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Abram, S.
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p. S6
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METAPHYSEAL TRITANIUM CONES IN rTKA: EFFECTS OF VARYING DEFECTS AND THE ROLE OF STEMS
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Xie, S.
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p. S18
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MIDTERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING UNIVERSAL OR HANDED AGC TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
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Zhao, C.
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p. S14-S15
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NATIONAL JOINT REGISTRY IMPLANT PRICE-BENCHMARKING FOR PRIMARY TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: ARE WE ACCOUNTING FOR ALL VARIABLES IN BICONDYLAR ARTHROPLASTY?
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Yousuf, U.B.J.
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p. S29
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NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BICRUCIATE STABILISING KNEE AND CRUCIATE RETAINING KNEE REGARDS TO FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OVER THE BMI RANGE
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Seth, S.
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p. S26
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NOVEL TECHNIQUES DEMONSTRATE SUPERIOR FIXATION OF SIMPLE TRANSVERSE PATELLAR FRACTURES - A BIOMECHANICAL STUDY
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Lenihan, J.
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p. S17
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OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE MEDIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT IN MULTI-LIGAMENT KNEE INJURY DECREASES THE INCIDENCE OF RESIDUAL LAXITY AT 12 MONTHS WHEN COMPARED WITH NON-OPERATIVE BRACING
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Arneill, M.
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p. S9
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OUTCOME OF ARTHROSCOPIC MEDIAL PATELLOFEMORAL LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION COMBINED WITH TIBIAL TUBEROSITY TRANSFER FOR RECURRENT PATELLAR INSTABILITY
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Rajput, V.
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S1 |
p. S27
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OUTCOME OF MENISCAL REPAIRS IN PAEDIATRIC POPULATION: A TERTIARY CENTRE EXPERIENCE
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Gabr, A.
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p. S26
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Oxford Lateral Uni-Compartmental Knee Replacement: Up-to 10 years Follow-up from an Independent Series
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Hefny, M.
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p. S13
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PAIN FOLLOWING CEMENTLESS AND CEMENTED UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT: A 5 YEAR COMPARISON
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Rahman, A.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S7-S8
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PERSONALISING HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY: ‘IDEAL’ PRECLINICAL STAGE EVALUATION OF TOKA® - A NOVEL PATIENT SPECIFIC 3D PRINTED SYSTEM
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Mathews, J.
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p. S8
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PRIMARY TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY FACILITATES RETURN TO WORK AT 1 YEAR IN PATIENTS UNDER 65 YEARS OLD
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Al-Hourani, K.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S17-S18
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RADIOGRAPHIC OUTCOMES, SURVIVAL AND ACCURACY OF MODERN DISTAL FEMORAL OSTEOTOMY SURGERY FOR LATERAL COMPARTMENT OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE
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Shivji, F.
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p. S3
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REMNANT PRESERVATION DOES NOT AFFECT ACCURACY OF TIBIAL TUNNEL POSITIONING IN ACL RECONSTRUCTION - A 3D-CT STUDY OF SINGLE-BUNDLE RECONSTRUCTIONS
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Kosy, J.
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27 |
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p. S22
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RETURN TO SPORTS AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION (ACLR) IN THE PAEDIATRIC POPULATION: COMPARISON OF FUNCTIONAL TESTING BETWEEN A NORMATIVE POPULATION AND AN ACLR COHORT
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Nicholls, A.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S11
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artikel
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SINGLE VERSUS DUAL PEG CEMENTED UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE REPLACEMENTS - A REGISTRY BASED STUDY
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Mohammad, H.R.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S28
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STAGED RECONSTRUCTION FOR MULTILIGAMENT KNEE INJURIES: THE EXETER EXPERIENCE
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Smith, N.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S22
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artikel
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STRESS RADIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF POSTERIOR KNEE LAXITY USING A BESPOKE KNEELING DEVICE
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Remtulla, M.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S25-S26
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| 52 |
SURFACE DAMAGE AND DEVIATION ANALYSIS OF RETRIEVED CROSS-LINKED AND CONVENTIONAL POLYETHYLENE TIBIAL INSERTS
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Rajan, S. Chacko
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p. S7
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SYMPTOMATIC MENISCAL DEFICIENT PATIENTS WITH ACL INSTABILITY: RESULTS OF PRIMARY AND REVISION ACL RECONSTRUCTION WITH MENISCAL TRANSPLANT
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Spalding, T.
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27 |
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p. S3-S4
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| 54 |
THE ASSOCIATION OF ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURY WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
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Krahelski, O.
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27 |
S1 |
p. S16
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THE EFFECT OF NEW SURGICAL INSTRUMENTATION ON THE CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE REPLACEMENTS - A REGISTRY BASED STUDY
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Mohammad, H.R.
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27 |
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p. S29
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| 56 |
THE EFFECT OF SURGEON CASELOAD ON THE RELATIVE REVISION RATES OF CEMENTED AND CEMENTLESS UNICOMPARTMENTAL KNEE REPLACEMENTS - A REGISTRY BASED STUDY
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Mohammad, H.R.
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27 |
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p. S8
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artikel
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| 57 |
THE OSWESTRY-BRISTOL CLASSIFICATION: A NEW CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR TROCHLEAR DYSPLASIA
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Sharma, N.
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27 |
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p. S1-S2
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| 58 |
THE POTENTIAL UTILISATION OF PARTIAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY AND ASSESSMENT OF ACL STATUS IN END STAGE KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS
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Keenan, O.
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p. S2
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artikel
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| 59 |
THE PREOPERATIVE OXFORD KNEE SCORE IS AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF ACHIEVING A POSTOPERATIVE CEILING SCORE AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
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Clement, N.
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p. S28
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THERE IS NO CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 1 AND 2 YEARS OXFORD KNEE SCORES AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: THE 1 YEAR SCORE CAN BE USED AS THE BENCHMARK TIME POINT TO ASSESS OUTCOME
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Clement, N.
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S1 |
p. S13
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| 61 |
TIBIAL ADJUSTABLE SUSPENSORY FIXATION IN ACL RECONSTRUCTION DEMONSTRATES LESS APERTURE WIDENING AND CYST FORMATION WHEN COMPARED TO SCREW AND SHEATH FIXATION
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Putnis, S.
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p. S23
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artikel
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| 62 |
TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT SURVIVORSHIP BY DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
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Fagir, M.
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S1 |
p. S15
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| 63 |
TYPE IIB DEFECTS, DO WE NEED TO AUGMENT? A COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF ASYMMETRIC AND SYMMETRIC TIBIAL CONES
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Conlisk, N.
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p. S5
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| 64 |
UN-CEMENTED TIBIAL COMPONENTS IN TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY: THE 11-15 YEAR OUTCOMES OF A PROSPECTIVE SINGLE-BLINDED RANDOMISED TRIAL
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Hampton, M.
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p. S3
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| 65 |
UNPLANNED REVISION SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF PERIPROSTHETIC KNEE INFECTION INVOLVES DIVERSE MICRO-ORGANISMS WITH PATIENT AGE AND TIME SINCE PRIMARY SURGERY SIGNIFICANT RISK FACTORS
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Putnis, S.
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S1 |
p. S12
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| 66 |
WALK THE LINE: ORIENTATING THE TIBIAL COMPONENT ALONG THE ANATOMICAL TIBIAL AXIS MAY RESULT IN PATELLO-FEMORAL DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT
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Suibhne, P.A. Mac
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27 |
S1 |
p. S18-S19
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