Fig. 1
Preoperative long-leg radiograph showed an arthrodesis with a long custom-made intramedullary nail (T2 Nail™ Stryker, Zimmer, Germany)
Fig. 2
Photograph showing a soft tissue expander type (Mentor Expander®, Germany)
Fig. 3
Implanted soft tissue expander after removal of intramedullary nail and preparation of soft tissues
Fig. 4
Anteroposterior and lateral radiographs showing the situation after removal of the intramedullary nail and implantation of the soft tissue expander
Fig. 5
Picture showing the knee with implanted and expanded soft tissue expander
Fig. 6
Removal of soft tissue expander
Fig. 7
Intraoperative situs after reimplantation of a constrained TKR (RT-PLUS Modular, Smith & Nephew)
Fig. 8
V-plasty using a polyester band (LARS ligament) for reconstruction of the quadriceps mechanism
Fig. 9
Laboratory Analysis in the Assessment of Painful Total Knee Replacement
Periprosthetic Fractures Following Total Knee Replacement
Instability of Total Knee Replacement
The Diagnostic Value of Biopsy and Joint Aspiration in Periprosthetic Joint Infection
Use of Stems in Revision Total Knee Replacement
Periprosthetic Fracture Treatment in Total Knee Replacement
Intraoperative knee flexion after reconstruction of extensor mechanism and implantation of rotating-hinged TKR
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