<p class="jove_content">This study evaluates a surgical technique combining a posterior-stabilized prosthesis with medial femoral condylar sliding osteotomy for Kashin&#8211;Beck disease. The approach effectively corrects knee deformities, restores function, and offers a simpler, reliable, and cost-effective alternative to constrained or hinged prostheses.</p>

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A Combined Posterior Stable Prosthesis and Medial Condylar Sliding Osteotomy Technique for Kashin-Beck Osteoarthritis

Kashin&#8211;Beck disease (KBD) is a chronic, endemic osteoarthropathy characterized by progressive joint degeneration and deformity, frequently involving ...

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