Clinical outcomes improved in patients after High Tibial Osteotomy using 3D PSI, indicating effective correction accuracy.
This study found that patients who underwent corrective HTO or DFO using 3D PSI had significant improvements in PROs; there was good accuracy of coronal correction with 88% of patients falling within 10% of the planned final mMTWr and moderate accuracy with 67% of patients falling within 3° of the planned final PTS. These findings demonstrate that osteotomy utilizing 3D PSI can lead to clinically meaningful improvements in patient function with high accuracy of planned correction.
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