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Severe bony defects during either primary or revision knee arthroplasty are common. If the defect is > 10 mm in its greatest depth, metal augmentation or a bone graft should be considered. We report the operative technique of metal augmentation using double metal blocks for severe uncontained proximal tibial defects.
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