Sentence examples for clinical alignment from inspiring English sources

False negative is defined as normal TCI in the setting of abnormal clinical alignment.

The positive predictive value of an abnormal TCI for predicting an abnormal clinical alignment is 99%.

In this study normal clinical alignment after healing was considered as the 'gold standard' endpoint.

All procedures were performed with use of fluoroscopic guidance to confirm clinical alignment and hardware position.

A true positive is thus an abnormal TCI in the setting of abnormal clinical alignment at healing, and a false positive is defined as abnormal TCI in the setting of normal clinical alignment.

A true negative in the context of this study is thus a normal TCI in the setting of normal clinical alignment at healing.

One patient with medial compartment OA and clinical varus alignment was excluded because of valgus alignment assessed on the whole-leg radiograph, resulting in a total sample of 91 patients.

Recent studies, however, show that there is no difference in clinical function, alignment and survivorship of the components between the knees that underwent computer-navigated surgeries and those that underwent conventional surgeries [9, 16].

There are four quadrants in the deliberative framework: clinical benefit, alignment with patient values, cost-effectiveness and feasibility of adoption.

We hypothesized that CN-TKA would be superior to conventional TKA, and thus the aim of this study was to retrospectively investigate the effect of CN-TKA compared with conventional TKA on mid-term clinical function, alignment, and implant survival.

Clinical consequences of alignment errors in total knee replacement (TKR) have led to the rigorous evaluation of surgical alignment techniques.