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Fig. 1

From: Is the femoral component flexion affected by the sagittal femoral shaft bowing in conventional intramedullary guided TKA?

Fig. 1

A The femoral shaft was divided into four equal parts in the coronal plane. The proximal end of the diaphysis was the lower border of the lesser trochanter, and the distal end was the junction between the shaft and the condylar region. The angle between the midlines drawn in the proximal and distal quarter segments was defined as cFBA. B The femoral shaft was divided into four equal parts in the sagittal plane, and the angle between the midlines drawn in the proximal and distal quarter segments was defined as sFBA. C Mechanical tibiofemoral angle of the knee (mTFA) was defined as the angle formed by the intersection between the mechanical axes of the femur and the tibia. D β angle (femoral component flexion angle) was defined as the angle between the A line and B line. C line was defined as the anterior condyle tangent line perpendicular to the distal femur resection in the sagittal plane, D line was defined as the posterior condyle tangent line perpendicular to the distal femur resection in the sagittal plane, and the point E was defined as the center in distal femur resection between C line and D line. A line was defined as the perpendicular line to distal femur resection from the point E, and B line was from femur head center to point E

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