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Question #21Arthroplasty

Severe knee OA at 50–55 years — how long do you delay TKA?

Asked 3 weeks agoActive 3 weeks ago
A 52-year-old has severe tricompartmental OA, significant daily pain and failed conservative treatment. Do you still try to delay TKA primarily because of age, or do symptoms and quality of life outweigh revision risk? What is your counselling in this age group?
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