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Review Question - QID 219510

TKA Aseptic Loosening Etiology Pathophysiology QID: 219510 (OBQ23.83)
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QID 219510 (Type "219510" in App Search)
A 63-year-old male presents with left knee osteoarthritis with symptoms recalcitrant to conservative measures. He undergoes a cemented total knee arthroplasty (TKA) and does well initially. However, three years after surgery he has worsening knee pain with updated imaging shown in Figure A. Appropriate workup effectively rules out periprosthetic infection and he undergoes a single-stage revision surgery. Which of the following potentially increases the risk for this type of TKA failure?
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  • A