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Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - British Volume, Vol 67-B, Issue 4, 548-550
Copyright © 1985 by British Editorial Society of Bone and Joint Surgery

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Long-term results of Geomedic total knee replacement

D Riley and JE Woodyard

Seventy-one Geomedic total knee replacements were reviewed retrospectively at a maximum of eight and a half years. The prosthesis was found to be successful in its primary aim of relieving pain. However, there was an overall failure rate of 18.3%. Analysis of the results by an actuarial method allowed comparison with other prostheses. The factors involved in failure are discussed.




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