The Evolution of Total Knee Arthroplasty Wayne R Conrad, MD
History Total Knee Replacement was developed simultaneously in many centers in the USA and Europe in the early 1970s Polycentric TKR
Followed THR Concepts Polished Stainless Steel Alloy Femur Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene Plastic Femur PMMA Cement to Bone
Early Total Knee Replacement Hip Bone Cuts Done by Hand! Saw Burr Chisel Alignment By Eye! By feel of ligament tension! “String” Ankle
Refinements of mid 70s and 80s Better Alignment Guides On the Surface In the Bone Canal Cutting “Jigs” – precise bone cuts Metal backing of Tibia Plastic Patella resurface Modularity Many Sizes for Femur, Tibia and Patella
Bone Cuts - Preparing The Femur
Bone Cut “Jigs”
Distal Femur Cuts
Sizing The Femur
Preparing The Tibia
Preparing the Patella
Cementing The Components
Plastic Articular Spacer
PRE OP
Radiographs Post Op PRE OP
COMPUTER ASSISTED NAVIGATION SURGERY OUTRIGGER LASER REFLECTORS ATTACHED TO THE BONE LASER REFLECTOR SCRIBE SET UP DETERMINES BONE SIZE AND ANGLES REFLECTORS ON INSTRUMENTS GUIDE BONE CUTS
Total Knee Replacement 2010 – 693,400!
HISTORY OF TOTAL SHOULDER REPLACEMENT Tim P. Tymon, M.D.
SHOULDER ANATOMY
BONEY ANATOMY
Indications for Total Shoulder Arthroplasty Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Avascular Necrosis Fractures
Incidents of Arthroplasty 53,000 Shoulder Arthroplasty done in the US per year 900,000 Hips and Knees replaced per year
Early History 1893 – French surgeon Pean inserted platinum and rubber components to replace a shoulder joint destroyed by tuberculosis. 1951 – NEER I Vitallium Hemiarthroplasty prosthesis which resulted in pain relief and good function compared to previous options
Charles Neer MD
1973 plastic Glenoid component added
NEER Total Shoulder Radiographs
Radiographs
Cemented Prosthesis
Uncemented Prosthesis
Modularity
Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty Developed to treat rotator cuff Arthopathy
1985 Developed the Reverse total shoulder in France Paul Grammont MD 1985 Developed the Reverse total shoulder in France
Used in France since the late 80’s Approved by the FDA in 2004 for use in the USA
Current indications Rotator Cuff Arthropathy Proximal Humeral fractures Fracture problems Fixed Dislocations Post Traumatic Arthritis Tumors TSA Revisions Chronic cuff tears without Arthritis