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Good long-term results of total knee replacement (TKR) are reliant upon accurate positioning of the femoral component for both lexion and extension movements. For osteoarthritis cases, the TKA reduces pain for up to 15 years in 90% of the patients [1]. The remaining patients report incomplete satisfaction with their post-TKR clinical outcome [2,3], and revision rates among these patients exceed 35% within 2 years of the primary TKR [4,5]. The reported cases Abstract

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‘Rotational alignment on patients’ clinical outcome of total knee arthroplasty: Distal femur axillary X-ray view to qualify rotation of the femoral component