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Table 7 Details of etiology, preoperative and postoperative ROM, type of prosthesis, and complications in the study

From: Results of total knee arthroplasty for painless, stiff knees

Patients

Sex

Age

Side

Etiology

Preoperative ROM (range)

Stiffness

Prosthesis

Postoperative ROM (range)

ROM gain

Complications

1

F

39

L

OA

0 (0)

Complete ankylosis

PS

110 (0–110)

110

 

2

M

66

R

OA

0 (0)

Complete ankylosis

PS

130 (0–130)

130

 

3

M

45

L

TB

0 (0)

Arthrodesed

VVC

55 (10–65)

55

Pyogenic infection, extension lag

4

F

39

R

Trauma

0 (0)

Complete ankylosis

VVC

70 (0–70)

70

 

5

F

58

R

TB

0 (45–45)

Complete ankylosis

PS

110 (0–115)

110

 

6

F

62

R

Trauma

0 (10–10)

Arthrodesed

VVC

65 (15–80)

65

Aseptic loosening with polyethylene wear, distal femoral fracture extension lag

7

F

44

L

RA

0 (40–40)

Complete ankylosis

VVC

85 (0–85)

85

 

8

M

32

L

TB

0 (15–15)

Arthrodesed

VVC

130 (0–130)

130

Polyethylene dislocation

9

M

66

L

Trauma

0 (50–50)

Complete ankylosis

VVC

15 (15–30)

15

Pyogenic infection, extension lag

10

F

63

R

RA

0 (0)

Complete ankylosis

VVC

70 (15–85)

70

Extension lag

11

F

70

R

OA

0 (0)

Arthrodesed

VVC

125 (0–125)

125

 

12

F

83

L

OA

0 (0)

Arthrodesed

VVC

40 (0–40)

40

 

13

F

66

L

RA

0 (5–5)

Arthrodesed

VVC

60 (50–110)

60

Patellar fracture with severe extension lag

14

M

74

R

TB

0 (10–10)

Complete ankylosis

VVC

70 (0–70)

70

 

15

F

61

L

Pyogenic infection

0 (0)

Arthrodesed

VVC

30 (0–30)

30

 
  1. F female, M male, OA osteoarthritis, TB tuberculosis, RA rheumatoid arthritis, ROM range of motion, PS posterior-stabilized, VVC valgus-varus constrained