The patient was revised to address pain, instability and loosening of the femoral adapter bolt.As soon as the surgeon reached the joint space, metalosis was evident by black tissue.The poly was removed.The tibial tray was determined to be well fixed, but the surgeon was able to both rotate and piston the femoral component.Upon closer examination, it became clearly evident that the adaptor bolt was no longer engaged tightly with the femoral adaptor.The femoral stem appeared to be well fixed in the femoral canal.Therefore, the surgeon felt that the best treatment option was to removed the distal femur just proximal to the cemented stem and replace the distal femur with an lps femoral component and the segments necessary to restore femoral length and the joint line.Doi: (b)(6) 2005.Dor: (b)(6) 2020.Right knee.
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