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VIDEO: Modest improvements seen in range of motion, PROs following TKR for arthrofibrosis

Issue: December 2017

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DALLAS — At the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons Annual Meeting, Richard W. Rutherford, MD, and J. Ryan Martin, MD, spoke about a study that evaluated outcomes following revision total knee replacement for arthrofibrosis. They noted consistent, but modest improvement in range of motion and patient-reported outcome scores; however, there was a significant complication rate.