The orientation of the surgical epicondylar axis varies in varus and non-varus knees in the coronal plane.

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The orientation of the surgica ...... us knees in the coronal plane.

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Xiaofeng Wang

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Yunchao Shao

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Yunjie Zhang

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Residual varus alignment does not compromise results of TKAs in patients with preoperative varus.

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The sulcus line of the trochlear groove is more accurate than Whiteside's Line in determining femoral component rotation

Constitutional varus does not affect joint line orientation in the coronal plane.

Rotational alignment of the distal femur: a literature review.

A randomised controlled trial of kinematically and mechanically aligned total knee replacements: two-year clinical results.

Kinematically aligned TKA can align knee joint line to horizontal.

A morphometric study of normal and varus knees.

Varus malalignment has no influence on clinical outcome in midterm follow-up after total knee replacement.

The surgical epicondylar axis is a consistent reference of the distal femur in the coronal and axial planes.

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10.1007/S00167-016-4386-5

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Qing Xia

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2016-11-28T00:00:00Z

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