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Finite element analysis of effects of opening wedge high tibial osteotomy on knee joint and internal fixation stress

Authors: Chen Ping; Lu Hongxu; Xilinbaoleri

DOI: 10.12307/2026.21509Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Force line at 50% of tibial plateau width reduces medial cartilage pressure by 32.4% while increasing lateral pressure by only 7.8%, achieving optimal load balance. • A 5 mm opening height reduces graft bone stress by 38% compared to 10 mm, suggesting smaller openings may enhance bone healing. • Tomofix plate exhibits critical stress concentration at the posteromedial region and around D-hole and 1-hole screws, correlating with clinical breakage sites. • Recommendations include targeting 50% force line, minimizing opening height, and reinforcing the plate (e.g., increased thickness or dual-row screws) to reduce complications.