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- Proximal to the tibial tuberosity
-Lateral app. for varus Vs Medial app. for valgus
-Disruption of the proximal tibiofibular joint
-More precise
-Requires graft
-Affected limb 2cm shorter
-Recommended when laxity of the medial collateral ligament or combined anterior cruciate ligament deficiency.
-Posterolateral corner instability
(1)Pain and disability interfering with ADL
(2) Evidence on weight-bearing radiographs.
(3) Young, active patient, <50 years
(1) narrowing of lateral compartment cartilage space
(2) lateral tibial subluxation of more than 1 cm
(3) medial compartment tibial bone loss of more than 2 or 3 mm
(4) flexion contracture of more than 15 degrees
(5) knee flexion of less than 90 degrees
(6) more than 20 degrees of correction needed
(7) inflammatory arthritis
(8) significant peripheral vascular disease.
(9) BMI > 40
Techniques
-Varus-Producing
-Valgus-Producing
-General Indications
-Contraindications
-Complications
-History
-Goals
-Presentation
-Anatomy
1- Reduce knee pain
2- Delay or avoid the need for TKR
1961 :JACKSON AND WAUGH FIRST TIBIAL OST.
1965 COVENTRY M.B.
1976 MAQUET DOME OST.
87% in 10 years for the varus-producing
50-85% in the valgus producing
Based on Jim Harvey's speech structures
-Knee X-rays:
-Full length
-MRI