Our Medium-Term Functional and Radiological Outcomes in Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty

Arthroplasty is an operation which is performed to provide painless motion to the joint and bring function to the muscle, connective and other soft tissues controlling the joint (1). Procedures to regain knee joint functions which are impaired for any reason started around 19th century. The first study in this field was performed in 1827 by Barton. Barton tried to bring motion to the knee joint by creating pseudoarthrosis via osteotomy (2).