The Use of a Closed-Suction Drain in Revision Knee Arthroplasty May Not Be Necessary: A Prospective Randomized Study

Keyphrases

• Prospective Randomized Trial 100%
• Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty 100%
• Closed Suction Drain 100%
• Wound Complications 66%
• Suction Drain 66%
• No Significant Difference 33%
• Fever 33%
• Infection Rate 33%
• Long Follow-up 33%
• Demographic Factors 33%
• After Surgery 33%
• Large Population 33%
• Demographic Parameters 33%
• Blood Loss 33%
• Complication Rate 33%
• Transfusion 33%
• Early Complications 33%
• Knee Score 33%
• Revision TKA 33%
• Knee Society Score 33%
• Joint Replacement Surgery 33%
• Total Blood Loss 33%
• Knee Functional Outcome 33%
• Transfusion Complications 33%
• Early Outcomes 33%
• Periprosthetic Infection 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Knee Arthroplasty 100%
• Bleeding 66%
• Wound Complication 66%
• Knee 66%
• Infection 33%
• Infection Rate 33%
• Joint Replacement 33%
• Knee Society Score 33%
• Demographic Factor 33%