Author | Implant | Preop Alignment | Avg time from TKA to PTI diagnosis | Etiology | Diagnosis | Imaging | Injection Composition |
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Allardyce 1997 [19] | n/a | n/a | 25 months (3–48 months) | Unclear, observed snapping | (1) Focal pain over the popliteal tendon (2) Snapping is palpable and audible on active ROM | none | n/a |
Barnes 1995 [20] | n/a | n/a | intraoperative | Posterolateral impingement against the femoral component | Snapping | none | n/a |
Bonnin 2023 [24] | 8 HLS-KneeTec, Tornier-Corin PS TKA, France | n/a (but TKA indication was for 7 medial and 1 lateral tibiofemoral OA) | 16 months (4–30 months) | Impingement against the superior border of the posterolateral corner of the polyethylene insert | “Popliteus test” The surgeon palpated the posterolateral area of the joint line, whilst the knee was at 90° of flexion, and the patient was asked to extend her knee to full extension. The “popliteus test” was considered positive if the patient experienced excruciating pain as the knee approached full extension | 3-tibial baseplate overhang visible on radio-graphs and/or CT scans; 3-PTI on ultrasound | n/a |
Geannette 2014 [18] | 1 revision fully constrained, 1 lateral UKR, 4 primary PS | n/a | 18 months (4–44 months) | osteophyte within the popliteus sulcus of the lateral femoral condyle | (1) Focal pain over the popliteal tendon (2) Positive impingement on dynamic ultrasonography (3) Pain relief after diagnostic/therapeutic injection | 6/6-osteophyte PTI on ultrasound 2/6-osteophyte PTI on X-Ray 2/6-osteophyte PTI on MRI | 1% lidocaine and 0.25% bupivacaine mixture) and steroid (40 mg of either triamcinolone acetonide or methylpred- nisolone acetate |
Kazakin 2014[26] | 3 CR | Varus | intraoperative | impingement against the femoral component | Intraoperative snapping during full ROM | none | n/a |
Martin 2017 [26] | 1/4 Attune PS; 3/4-n/a | n/a | 1.6 months | femoral component impingement | PTI test: patient lies in lateral decubitus and holds the affected knee up, flexing the knee in hip abduction from 0 to 90 degrees causes pain | none | n/a |
Soejima 2016 [27] | 1 Stryker Triathlon PS | Varus | 2 months | impingement against the polyethylene insert at 90 degrees of flexion | Pain beyond 100 degrees of knee flexion | none | n/a |
Westermann 2015 [8] | 1 PS | n/a | n/a | unclear impingement, tendinopathy on arthroscopy | (1) Focal pain with clinical suspicion (2) Failed trial of non-operative management (3) Ultrasound-guided diagnostic injection | none | n/a |