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The relevance of ligament balancing in total knee arthroplasty: how important is it? A systematic review of the literature
Ligament balancing affects many of the postoperative criteria for a successful knee replacement. A balanced knee contributes to improved alignment and stability. Ligament balancing helps reduce wear and loosening of the joint. A patient with a balanced knee is more likely to have increased range of
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