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        Conclusion                                            instability after primary total knee arthroplasty: an
                                                              evidence-based review. J Orthop Surg Res. 2021;16:729.
        Instability constitutes a significant proportion of
        early  failures  in  total  knee  surgery.  The       4) Petrie JR, Haidukewych GJ. Instability in total knee
                                                   2,3
                                                              arthroplasty: assessment and solutions. Bone Joint J.
        orthopaedic  surgeons  face  challenges  to           2016;98-B(1 Suppl A):116–119.
        minimize  the  incidence  of  instability,  diagnosis,   5) Hofmann S, Seitlinger G, Djahani O, Pietsch M. The

        and resolution of instability. 3                      painful knee after TKA: a diagnostic algorithm for failure
                                                              analysis. Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc.
                                                              2011;19(9):1442–1452.
        The  present  review  article  is  an  updated  guide   6) Abdel MP, Pulido L, Severson EP, Hanssen AD. Stepwise
        that highlights major or minor surgical errors that   surgical correction of instability in flexion after total knee
                                                              replacement. Bone Joint J. 2014;96- B(12):1644–1648.
        can produce instability and suggests techniques
                                                              7) Cottino U, Sculco PK, Sierra RJ, Abdel MP. Instability
        used  to  avoid  such  occurrence.  The  authors      after total knee arthroplasty. Orthop Clin North Am.
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        emphasized  that  orthopaedic  surgeons  should       2016;47(2):311–316.
        be well apprised about the design and features of

        various  total  knee  implants  and  the  effect  of
        different design features that may contribute to

        instability.   Since a robust diagnostic test is not
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        available,  promoting  awareness  about  the

        clinical  presentations  of  an unstable  total  knee
        replacement,  aspects  of  the  history  of  the

        patient’s recovery, and clinical examination of the
        knee  joint  may  serve  to  overcome  diagnostic

        challenges. 3



        Different types of instability present in different

        ways,  and each type  of instability requires  a
        different surgical solution.  3



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