A multicenter retrospective study by Kievit, A. et al.,1 has found that significantly more PKR patients returned to work within 3 months (73%) than TKR patients (48%).
After much anticipation, the long-awaited results of the Total or Partial Knee Arthroplasty Trial (TOPKAT) randomized controlled study for patients who suffer from late-stage isolated medial osteoarthritis of the knee are available.
A recent article from J.A. Kennedy, MBBS, MRCS, et al.,1 recorded 891 partial knee replacements for cemented minimally invasive Oxford medial mobile-bearing Phase 3 (MIS Oxford PH3) implants performed in 818 patients.
A recent Meta-Analysis from Germany confirmed that the decision between PKR and TKR should weigh the functional outcomes of PKR with the risk of an earlier revision (OR 2.16, P > 0.0001).
A study by Hooper, N. et al. has analysed the five-year radiological results of the uncemented Oxford medial compartment knee arthroplasty.1
A recent publication from Kim et al.,1 has found that the Oxford PKR achieved satisfactory outcomes in a small cohort (82 knees) of young Asian patients, aged 60 years or younger at the time of surgery.
Clinical studies show Oxford® Microplasty® Instrumentation to be Reproducible, with Shorter OR Time and Reduced Risk of Dislocation.
A recent study by Zhao, R. et al1, analysed U.S. patients' perspectives and the factors in choosing to delay TKA (Total Knee Arthroplasty).
In June 2016 the Oxford Partial Knee reached the milestone of turning 40 years' old!
A recent study by Kendrick, BJK et al1 compared the quality of fixation between cementless and cemented Oxford Partial Knees.
A recent study1 by Dr. Ghomrawi et al. compared the cost-effectiveness of Partial Knee* Replacement (PKR) with Total Knee Replacement (TKR).
The recent study by Wiik et al1 found that Oxford Partial Knee patients experience closer to normal gait patterns while walking downhill, when compared to TKA patients.
A recent study from Liddle, A. et al1 has examined the factors affecting revision, patient-reported outcome and satisfaction following PKA…
The U.S. Lifetime TV show, “The Balancing Act,” broadcast a story about partial knee replacement on Feb. 15, 2017.
A recent study by Walker, T. et al 1 has compared the clinical outcomes of Oxford Domed Lateral knee patients...
A recent study by Walker, T. et al 1 has compared the clinical outcomes of Oxford Domed Lateral knee patients...
We're proud to introduce a focused solution to ligament preservation in orthopaedics: XPA (Bicruciate Preserving Arthroplasty).
This recent study, published in the Journal of Arthoplasty by Gondusky et al1 reported that discharge on the same day as PKA allows for "efficient care of the appropriately selected patient" and a high level of patient satisfaction.