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Compares revision surgery outcomes in total knee arthroplasty after different prior procedures, suggesting better performance after osteotomy.
Patients undergoing TKA after periarticular osteotomy exhibit a lower risk of revision compared to those with previous UKA, particularly in younger patients. Our study enhances the understanding of the risk of revision of a TKA following previous procedures, and confirms that TKA after osteotomy performs significantly better compared with previous unicompartmental arthroplasty.
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