This 2008 AAOS Instructional Course Lecture by Parratte and Pagnano categorizes post-TKA instability into three types — extension instability, flexion instability, and genu recurvatum — and walks through the diagnosis, causes, and operative management of each. The central question: when a TKA fails due to instability, how do you identify which pattern is present and how do you fix it?
This 2008 AAOS Instructional Course Lecture by Parratte and Pagnano categorizes post-TKA instability into three types — extension instability, flexion instability, and genu recurvatum — and walks through the diagnosis, causes, and operative management of each. The central question: when a TKA fails due to instability, how do you identify which pattern is present and how do you fix it?