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High tibial osteotomy for osteo-arthritis of the knee.

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It is pointed out that the closing wedge technique lends itself particularly well to accurate correction of the deformity.
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Forty-five high tibial osteotomies, with Gariepy's closing wedge technique, are reported. Of thirty-six knees followed for a year or more twenty-six had good results, five had fair results, and five had poor results. The importance of accurate correction of the deformity is emphasized. It is pointed out that the closing wedge technique lends itself particularly well to accurate correction of the deformity.

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Osteotomy of the upper portion of the tibia for degenerative arthritis of the knee. a preliminary report.

TL;DR: An upper tibial wedge osteotomy was used in the general region of the closed epiphysis to correct the varus or valgus deformity resulting from degenerative changes.
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High tibial osteotomy for osteoarthritis of the knee

TL;DR: The operation relieves pain in a large proportion of cases while retaining a useful range of knee flexion and can be treated safely and reliably by proximal tibial osteotomy.
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HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY FOR ARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE: A Method Specially Suitable for the Elderly

TL;DR: High tibial osteotomy-above the tibia tubercle-gives good results in elderly patients disabled by arthritis of the knee, and knee movements and walking are encouraged within a few days of operation.
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