An alternative technique of restricted kinematic alignment of the femur and gap balanced alignment of the tibia using computer aided navigation
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N. D. Clement | T. Calliess | B. Christen | D. J. Deehan | N. Clement | D. Deehan | B. Christen | T. Calliess
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