Limb realignment surgery

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The knee joint is located where the thigh bone (femur) and shin bone (tibia) meet. At the end of the femur are two rounded bumps, called condyles, and the gliding surface of the tibia is called the plateau. Inner knee. Where the tibia’s medial plateau and femur’s medial condyles meet forms the inside “compartment” of a knee. (Standing with legs together, the left and right knees’ medial condyles are next to one another.) Outer knee. The outer knee, or outside compartment, is comprised of the tibia’s lateral plateau and femur’s lateral condyles. When degeneration happens in just one compartment of the knee joint, it is called one-sided knee arthritis, unicompartmental knee arthritis, or unilateral knee arthritis. To understand how one-sided arthritis often happens, imagine two people carrying a couch down a set of stairs. The person at the bottom of the stairs bears the greatest weight burden. A person with one-sided knee arthritis is similar; one side of the knee joint carries a bigger load and is, therefore, more prone to wear and tear.

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