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Midline versus anterolateral incisions for total knee arthroplasty—a systematic review and analysis of the angiosomes of the knee

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The most common incision for total knee arthroplasty is the anterior midline incision; however, it is commonly associated with lateral knee numbness, kneeling difficulties and restricted flexion range. We sought… Click to show full abstract

The most common incision for total knee arthroplasty is the anterior midline incision; however, it is commonly associated with lateral knee numbness, kneeling difficulties and restricted flexion range. We sought to review the literature regarding the neurovascular supply and angiosomes over the anterior knee, and evaluate the anterolateral incision as a viable alternative for knee arthroplasty.

Keywords: midline versus; knee arthroplasty; total knee; review; knee

Journal Title: ANZ Journal of Surgery
Year Published: 2021

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