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Table 1

Etiologies of extensor mechanism failure and indications for RTKA.

Patient (n°) Extensor mechanism lesion TKA issue Active extension deficit (AED)
1 Allografted PT rupture Tibia aseptic loosening
2 Allografted PT rupture Iterative septic loosening
3 PT rupture Femoropatellar prothesis 30°
4 PT rupture Iterative septic loosening
5 Patellectomy Septic loosening 60°
6 PT rupture Femoral implant malposition 30°
7 Patellectomy Iterative septic loosening 30°
8 Allografted AT rupture Iterative septic loosening 20°
9 QT rupture Aseptic loosening 30°
10 QT rupture Recurvatum 20°
11 PT rupture Septic loosening, TTO 50°
12 Patellar disclocation fracture Iterative septic loosening Complete AED
13 PT rupture, ATT fracture, open patellar luxation Iterative septic loosening 50°
14 QT rupture Iterative aseptic loosening Complete AED
15 Patellectomy Instability 20°
16 PT rupture Instability
17 PT rupture Septic loosening 40°
18 ATT fracture Iterative septic loosening
19 PT rupture Iterative septic loosening 20°
20 QT rupture Iterative aseptic loosening

AED: active extension deficit, PT: patellar tendon, QT: quadricipital tendon, ATT: anterior tibial tuberosity, TTO: tibia tubercle osteotomy.

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