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Evoluzione della chirurgia sostitutiva di ginocchio

The evolution of knee-replacement

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The advent of knee arthroplasty is one of the most significant advances in surgery. Engineering and biomechanical innovations have shown a fast and effective evolution, in order to satisfy increasing functional requirements. In this paper, the most important steps of this fascinating story are presented. It is clear that biomechanical and tribological studies have always represented the basis for the onset of minimally invasive surgery, with less complications and greater patient satisfaction. This evolution concerns not only the design of components, but also the materials used.

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Si ringrazia il Dr. Francesco Manfreda per la sua preziosa collaborazione nella stesura e revisione del manoscritto.

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  1. Istituto di Ricerca Traslazionale per l’Apparato Locomotore, Perugia, Italia

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Cerulli, G. Evoluzione della chirurgia sostitutiva di ginocchio. LO SCALPELLO 33, 181–185 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11639-019-00317-z

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