Sentence examples for components alignment from inspiring English sources

Computer navigation in TKA preserves accurate coronal, sagittal and rotational components alignment even with a minimally invasive approach.

This difference was due to statistically significant differences in 3 ABO OGS components: alignment, occlusal contact, and overjet.

To show how the standard KneePrints developed graphic should be used to report future numerical sensitivity studies, the maximum patello-femoral and tibiofemoral contact force, after commonly reported surgical variations in total knee arthroplasty components alignment obtained in a recent study (Innocenti et al. 2011), were presented as application example.

Based on the theory of the active components alignment, the FC and the TC were isolated from APL.

Intraoperative assessment of passive range of motion and CT imaging of the components' alignment proved useful for measuring in vivo tibial-femoral kinematics and objectively categorizing the nominal and outlier alignment groups after mobile-bearing TKR.

The study by Kim et al. (2014) showed an increased failure rate of 3.4% in TKAs with a tibial component alignment other than neutral, compared to 0% failure in neutrally aligned tibias, while Ritter et al. (2011) showed an 11-times higher rate of failure in TKAs with varus tibial malalignment (> 0°).

Navigation techniques or specific ancillaries can help optimize implant component alignment.

Differences in implant design can influence bone resection and component alignment.

Extended stems have been used in revision total knee arthroplasty to improve component alignment and fixation.

Optimal patellar tracking and component alignment are important in achieving a well-functioning total knee arthroplasty (TKA).

Orthopaedic implants, as well as other physical systems, contain inherent variability in geometry, material properties, component alignment, and loading conditions.