Dynamic coronal alignment is a biomechanically distinct measure, may aid TKA planning
zawthet · x · 2026-11-12
Conclusion from the AAHKS presentation: walking measurement was more neutral than static films (varus D-HKAA attenuated 2.5° vs S-HKAA, valgus 3.1°, direction-adjusted bias −2.7°), with coronal deformity compressed roughly half at midstance. Dynamic coronal alignment is biomechanically distinct and may have future utility in pre-op TKA planning; the next phase layers patient-reported outcomes on top.
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