Superior Tissue Levels of Vancomycin are Achieved with Intraosseous Versus Intravenous Administration Despite Limited Tourniquet Use in Primary TKA: A Prospective, Randomized Trial 

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This presentation discusses the consensus statements regarding osteotomy and its implications for various conditions, particularly related to knee surgery. Speakers Henry Clarke and Michael McNicholas outline several key statements regarding the timing of postoperative anticoagulation, recommendations for osteotomy in cases of ACL deficiency, the management of varus deformities, and considerations for revision ACL surgery. The importance of correcting joint line obliquity and optimizing surgical outcomes is emphasized. Additionally, there are discussions around the complexities of treating patients with concomitant PCL injuries, and how osteotomies can help mitigate instability. The presentation concludes with an invitation for audience questions and further insights on addressing complications related to osteotomy.

DOI: 10.1302/3114-221556

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