The joint line is a useful landmark to identify IMGAcourse during knee surgery. The IMGA course is closerto the joint line and to the border of the medial tibialplateau in females than in males. Although the interindi-vidual variability these results should be taken into ac-count when performing all surgical procedures involvingthe medial aspect of the knee. Similar interindividualdistances were observed between IMGA and semimem-branosus tendon insertion regardless of gender. How-ever, the proximity to this tendon should be consideredespecially during specific cases of ligamentous balancingin TKA procedures
Magnetic resonance imaging landmarks for preoperative localization of inferior medial genicular artery: a proof of concept analysis / Sinno, E.; Cavallo, A. U.; Cera, G.; Dell'Orfano, M.; De Meo, D.; Sperandio, M.; Villani, C.. - In: JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL ORTHOPAEDICS. - ISSN 2197-1153. - 7:1(2020), pp. 1-7. [10.1186/s40634-020-00288-w]
Magnetic resonance imaging landmarks for preoperative localization of inferior medial genicular artery: a proof of concept analysis
Sinno E.
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;Cera G.;Dell'Orfano M.;De Meo D.;Sperandio M.;Villani C.Ultimo
2020
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The joint line is a useful landmark to identify IMGAcourse during knee surgery. The IMGA course is closerto the joint line and to the border of the medial tibialplateau in females than in males. Although the interindi-vidual variability these results should be taken into ac-count when performing all surgical procedures involvingthe medial aspect of the knee. Similar interindividualdistances were observed between IMGA and semimem-branosus tendon insertion regardless of gender. How-ever, the proximity to this tendon should be consideredespecially during specific cases of ligamentous balancingin TKA procedures| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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