Who is a good candidate for this procedure, and who should avoid it?
Good candidates include patients with end-stage knee osteoarthritis, significant pain limiting daily activities, and failure of conservative treatments such as physical therapy or medications. Contraindications include active infection, severe osteoporosis, compromised bone quality, or neuromuscular conditions that would impair rehabilitation. Your surgeon will review your medical history and imaging to confirm suitability.
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