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Posterior-stabilized rotating-platform prostheses for TKAs were designed to improve contact mechanics at the femoral-polyethylene (PE) interface. Short-term followup studies have shown that the PE bearings rotate with respect to the tibia but might not necessarily track with the femur. It is important to know how kinematics in these designs change owing to long-term in vivo use.

Confirmation of Long-term In Vivo Bearing Mobility in Eight Rotating-platform TKAs