Retrospective cohort study shows no major effect of surgeon handedness on knee replacement outcomes, indicating reliability.
The overall radiological and functional outcomes after primary TKA were unaffected by the surgeon's handedness; however, the placement of the tibial component was significantly more precise on the dominant side with fewer outliers.
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