Omer Slevin

TL;DR: This systematic review showed no definitive advantages for OWHTO with any bone void filler in terms of union rates and loss of correction, and when bone grafting is needed, autograft bone provides higher rates of clinical and radiographic union.

TL;DR: A significant correlation was found between neutral limb alignment and higher KSS only in patients with preoperative non-varus alignment, suggesting that one should aim for a more individualized, alignment target based on the individual knee morphotype.

TL;DR: The postoperative outcome was not influenced by coronal TKA component position as well as the whole leg alignment and the findings challenge the current target of neutral coronal alignment and point towards a more individualized mechanical alignment target.

TL;DR: Findings highlight the importance of femoral TKA position in coronal plane with regard to post-operative patellar tracking and explain anterior knee pain in unhappy TKA with femoral valgus alignment.

TL;DR: Patellar resurfacing is related to significantly higher BTU in the anterior parts of the patella and lower clinical outcomes, and SPECT/CT might be considered as the ideal imaging modality for evaluation and investigate of patellofemoral disorders after TKA.