New game changing knee replacement technique explained - "Kinematic" knee replacement 

This is one of the most startling videos on knees that I have seen. I find it amazing that it has taken this long for the medical profession to work out that peoples legs and the weight bearing elements are different. Thank you very much for raising this point, it is vital for everyone likely to have surgery to understand. I am going to put off any knee replacement as long as possible until the process becomes more mainstream/available. Well done Prof B for raising this issue.

Thank you for sharing about this. Love to learn more. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Some sort of computer glitch.

Great information! Thank you,

How do they know what your leg alignment was originally? My wife is considering knee replacement and she is quite bow legged, but she wasn’t before. She has lost so much cartilage that she is bone on bone and her legs have bowed outwards.

Excellent information. What is the change in procedure required for kinematic vs mechanical knee replacement?

Thank you Dr Bellemans for this informative video, I am a Polio patient, I underwent what a TKR, which I think was a mechanical procedure in London UK in 2019, unfortunately my situation is now worse than pre Op and now totally rely on using two walking crutches to aid me in walking partially due to muscle wasting but my right leg is more Vulgus now. My Question is, Would Kinematic knee replacement help me in any way ?? Thank You.

Very informative,thank you. Couple of questions occurred to me. Would Kinematic knee replacement be computer assisted surgery ? Secondly how is the original state of the knee i.e. valgus or varus alignment determined ?

So, based on what is said in this video, the devarizing osteotomy is no longer advisable ?

So how are you approaching it in your surgery? Still doing mechanical or you doing kinematics?

I have query regarding the knee..............does the knee weaken if you run downhill and uphill ?

it seems like the mechanical replacement would put undo stress on the hip joint if the patient was anything other than straight lined.....so it just leads to a new problem down the road if you change the angles of the alignment that the patient was used to for their whole life...i really haven't seen any of my friends who have had total knee replacement return to full on running after they had TKR....makes me wonder if it alleviated the knee pain put puts stress on other parts of the body and causes them to walk/run more cautiously because of the different discomfort/pain and alignment...I want you to do my knee if it needs it in 5yrs from now

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