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The learning curve of imageless robot-assisted total knee arthroplasty with standardised laxity testing requires the completion of nine cases, but does not reach time neutrality compared to conventional surgery

Hannes Vermue, Lenka Stroobant, Gilles Thuysbaert, Thijmen de Taeye, Nele Arnout, Jan Victor

Year: 2022
Citations: 19
Access: Open access

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MedicineLearning curveCoronal planeCUSUMImplantOrthopedic surgeryArthroplastyRadiographySurgeryRobotic surgery

The learning curve of imageless robot-assisted total knee arthroplasty with standardised laxity testing requires the completion of nine cases, but does not reach time neutrality compared to conventional surgery

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