M. Aguas, W. Dannhauser, R. Fox, M. Scalzi, S. Verdi
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A Novel Technique to Remove Bone Cement in Reoperative Revision Knee Arthroplasty
Approximately 19% of patients who receive a revision knee implant will require a reoperative revision surgery within 15-23 years [1]. In the current system, there is no gold standard for removing residual bone cement from the medullary canals, while minimizing the removal of healthy, organic bone. Designing a product that is easy to use by surgeons will ultimately reduce the chances for further complications following the revision surgery, and therefore, improve the quality of life for patients.