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Robot assisted UKA a randomised trial. Justin Cobb Chair of Orthopaedics Imperial College London. Few 5mm slices through hips and ankles 1mm contiguous slices at knee. CT based planning. Novel registration algorithm. Hip centre 4 initial points 6 points in 5 zones.
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Robot assisted UKAa randomised trial Justin Cobb Chair of Orthopaedics Imperial CollegeLondon
Few 5mm slices through hips and ankles 1mm contiguous slices at knee CT based planning
Novel registration algorithm • Hip centre • 4 initial points • 6 points in 5 zones
Results • Prospective Randomised Controlled Trial • Ethics committee approved • Conventional mis uka by one of 4 surgeons • All had ct based planning • Surgeon showed what he was aiming at • Patients not told until after 6 week check • Imaging reported by blind assessor
Post-op CT vs pre-op plan • Whole bone images co-registered • White = plan • Yellow = achieved • Combination of errors: • registration • bone prep • implantation
P<0.001 (Fischer’s exact t test) Acrobot much more accurate
Correlate accuracy and AKS scores Correlation is significant, p=0.002
Summary • 1MIS UKA will become the default operation for OA of the knee, whether medial, lateral or patello-femoral • 2 Meniscal bearing an excellent option • 3 Ct based modelling is an enabling technology