Flores AMA, Salcido RMV, Bejarano GA, Estavillo MN, Topete VI

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ABSTRACT

Metaphyseal tibial bone defects are commonly encountered during total knee arthroplasty in patients with severe arthrosis. Some of the options for treatment of this defects include the use of cement, specialized implants and autologous bone graft among others. We present the case of a patient with medial methapyseal bone defect treated with autologous femoral cutting graft.

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