Total Knee Replacement Step by Step

by Dr Yogesh Joshi MS, MSc, FRCS Orth
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awesome thank you best quality lectures on this channel dr Yogesh thank you so much!!

[@parmindersingh-mv3lh]

Great sir

[@oscarchavez6263]

excellent class

[@rajaduraimuthusamy4387]

Excellent class

[@LettriceLawrence]

Very interesting. So it is cemented to keep in place

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[@anantasaikia2344]

Very nicely explained soft tissue balancing , Thank You

[@drneddymakonza5216]

Thank you

[@MultiRambo008]

Please make another presentation on different alignments of the knee

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[@BorjaMosby]

I like the schematic pictures, specifically those related with soft tissue balancing. Where i can find these pictures? Bibliography related? Thanks in advance

[@ELTRAUMAA]

Smith and nephew have some really nice guidelines.

[@ariefabidin8617]

How did you overcome the problem with notching?

[@ashishpareek24]

👍🏻

[@vincentmichel5165]

I am lost medical parapatellar is used more often but is not good for the vascularity of the anterior part of the knee so why is it more common

[@damodaranp7605]

Could you explain tkr+lateral patellar facetectomy?

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Sir i am interested in observership.how can i approach you?

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[@yourbonedoc]

At 17:20 - "If you release the anterior part, it relaxes the gap in flexion and if you release the posterior part, it relaxes the gap in extension.
At 25:40 - "Anterior part is tight in extension and the posterior part is tight in flexion. If the flexion is tight, you can selectively release the posterior part of the sMCL"

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I'm interested in observership. how can I contact you

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