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Orthopaedic Proceedings
Vol. 94-B, Issue SUPP_IX | Pages 11 - 11
1 Mar 2012
Heinert G Kendoff D Gehrke T Preiss S Sussmann P
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Introduction

Mobile-bearing TKRs allow some axial rotation and may provide a more natural patellar movement. The aim was to compare patellar kinematics among the normal knee, fixed-bearing and mobile-bearing TKR.

Methods

Optical computer navigation (Brainlab) was used to track the position of the femur, tibia and patella in 9 whole lower extremities (5 fresh cadavers) in the natural knee, in the same knee with the trial components of a posterior stabilised fixed-bearing TKR (FB) (Sigma PFC, Depuy) and a posterior stabilised mobile-bearing TKR (MB) (Sigma RP Stabilised). The patellae were not resurfaced. Values: mean+/−one standard deviation. Statistical analysis: two tailed paired Student's T-test.