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No dislocations have been observed. The
iPD provides the patient with normal, unrestricted
range of motion (ROM), comparable
to preoperative ROM.
This minimally invasive, bone and cartilage
preserving, patient specifi c device may provide
a surgical alternative to current surgical
alternatives, such as osteotomy, unicompartmental
or total knee replacement.
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