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             sliding due to the anterior stability of the  ® Medial-Pivot
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             and Knees  (FIGURES 4a, 4b). Femoral components with a j-curve   Total Knee system
             and traditional articulation experience anterior sliding (termed
                                                                  SIZE               A         B         C
             excess stress on the extensor mechanism of the knee.
                                                                  1                  60        52        8
                                                                  2 – KNEETA  OPTIMOM®   60    57        8
                                                                  2                  65        57        8
                                                                  3 – KNEETA OPTIMOM®    65    62        8
                                                                  3                  70        62        8
                                                                  4 – KNEETA  OPTIMOM®   70    66        8
                                                                  4                  75        66        8
                                                                  5                  80        71        8
                                                                  6                  85        76        9


                  FIGURE 4a  |  Anterior slide of j-curve knee contributing
                  to anterior patellar stresses                                                   B
                                                                         A

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                                                                                       C




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             demonstrated excellent clinical results.
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