Persistent or recurrent infection after two-stage revision total knee arthroplasty (TKA) for the treatment of an infected TKA is a dreaded complication. The purpose of the current study was to determine the ability of a second or third two-stage revision TKA to control infection, evaluate the long-term survivorship of the TKA prosthesis, and measure the functional outcome after a second or third two-stage revision TKA for reinfection.
The results of the current study suggest that a second or a third two-stage revision TKA is a reasonable option for controlling infection, relieving pain, and achieving a satisfactory level of function for patients with infected TKAs.
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The purpose of the current study was to: (1) determine the ability of a second or third two-stage revision TKA to control infection; and (2) evaluate the long-term survivorship of a TKA prosthesis and (3) measure the functional outcome after a second or third two-stage TKA for reinfection.
At each follow-up, we evaluated the patients clinically and obtained radiographs of knees. Pre-revision and post-revision review data were recorded according to the systems of the Knee Society [18]. All of the knees were evaluated by one orthopedic surgeon who was not connected with the surgery, and the data were entered into a computerized record.
Overall, 49 (75%) of 65 knees were survived free of implant removal after a second two-stage revision TKA was performed. The remaining 16 of 65 (25%) knees had a third two-stage revision TKA. At the time of a third two-stage revision TKA, femoral and tibial augmented metallic blocks were used in all of these 16 knees. None of 16 knees required a rotating hinge knee prosthesis. Twelve of 16 knees (75%) undergoing a third two-stage revision TKA had negative culture (Table 1). In four of the 16 knees where infection was not eradicated after a third two-stage revision TKA, one knee had an above-knee amputation, one knee had arthrodesis followed by fusion-taken-down and TKA using an LCCK prosthesis due to intact soft tissue sleeves one year after arthrodesis, one knee had arthrodesis, and one knee received chronic oral suppressive antibiotics because of a poor medical condition.
All but 6 knees were resurfaced patella during the second or third two-stage revision TKA. No knee suffered from periprosthetic fracture. Six of the 16 knees with a third two-stage revision TKA was not able to be resurfaced due to insufficient bone stock. The remaining 10 knees had no problem related to patella.
The aim of this study was to determine the long-term clinical and radiographic results of the second or third two-stage revision TKA for infection using modern operative techniques and implants. The risk of failure at 15.1 years caused by recurrence of infection and mechanical reasons were approximately equal (failure rate of 5% due to mechanical future and 6% due to recurrent infection).
The strengths of this study include: (1) the relatively large number of single-surgeon patients and the long-term follow-up period; (2) the uniformity of implant designs and prosthetic fixation; and (3) the fact that this study focused on infection eradication and patient function. Our study is not without some limitations: (1) we had no comparative data on whether knee arthrodesis similarly eradicates infection or provides comparable functional results; and (2) the retrospective nature of the study may have introduced recall bias, and the review was not blinded when stratifying patient characteristics.
In conclusion, the results in the current study suggest that a second or third two-stage revision TKA is likely to result in a satisfactory outcome. In contrast, patients with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and fungus infection tended to have a higher recurrence of infection after a second or third two-stage revision TKA.
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I'm reaching out to the community regarding an issue I've encountered in Total War: Warhammer 3 that's proving to be quite perplexing. It appears that the Minotaur units among the Beastmen faction are rendering invisible during gameplay, except for their weapons.
I've scoured forums, tried various settings adjustments, and even conducted a clean reinstallation, yet the issue persists. It seems confined specifically to the Minotaur units within the Beastmen faction.
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This is the third time I've seen a post of this same bug and not one staff member responded that they have received the files that I've been posting. Trying one more time... The Minotaurs seem to turn invisible based on LOD. They're invisible for most LOD settings. Here's some screenshots of the issue in Taurox's starting battle:
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Hi, I've posted some additional info in the above comment if it is of any help. I also noticed that Gorebull heroes are also affected by the invisibility bug. If you want to see the Gorebull bug, loading into a skirmish battle with a Gorebull hero caused the issue to appear for me as well.
Update: Tonight I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the game, verifying game files, downgrading to a previous graphics driver version (Adrenaline 23.11.1), and reinstalling to the current driver version (Adrenaline 23.12.1). Unfortunately the bug is still present.
Hi, I am having the same issue. Weirdly doesn't seem to affect the regiment of renown but all the other minotaurs have this issue. It was even happening during the cutscene for Taurox's quest battle. These images are after I downloaded the latest hotfix, 4.1.4
I have a quiz set up with 2 retakes. I would like to enable the review quiz option after the 2 retakes are completed. I have tried disabling the review button upon start of the timeline and using the attempts variable, as I did with the retakes, but that's not working for me. I tried setting up a new variable but that didn't work either. Can you help? Thanks! I have attached the story file for you.
Add a variable called counter (you can call what you want). set a trigger on the failed layer to add one to counter when timeline starts, then add a trigger on the failed layer to change state of your review button to normal review when counter equal to 3.
That's great! That worked. To complicate things a bit it occurs to me that users will utilize a different amount of retakes. Some will pass the quiz first time. Some the second, some the third. And some will fail all three. Is there a way to have the review be available to users when they pass as well? I didn't think about that until just now!
I posted this but should have replied to you directly: That's great! That worked. To complicate things a bit it occurs to me that users will utilize a different amount of retakes. Some will pass the quiz first time. Some the second, some the third. And some will fail all three. Is there a way to have the review be available to users when they pass as well? I didn't think about that until just now! And thanks so much for your help!
Just read your comment as I came across the same issue in Storyline 2. I tried following your instructions for the variable and triggers but I still do not see review after 3 or more failed attempts. Could you please suggest if I am doing it incorrectly?
Hi there, Umesh. That looks right to me! Could we have a look at your file or a smaller sample with this setup? You can share it publicly here, or send it to me privately by uploading it here. I'll delete it when I'm done troubleshooting.
First, I noticed that the Review Quiz button was invisible on the timeline. This feature doesn't change the state of the button to Hidden. Instead, it removes the object from the slide. Make sure the button is visible in the timeline.
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