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. 2025 Mar 21;13:1525542. doi: 10.3389/fbioe.2025.1525542

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Copyright © 2025 Li, Yang, Zhang, Yao, Liu, Luan, Chen, Fang and Cheng.

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Changes in RAPOG after HTO under the influence of different factors. (A) Standard osteotomy for HTO. (B) Medial cortex inclination of the proximal tibia (15°). (B’) Medial cortex inclination of the proximal tibia (-15°). (C) Coronal plane inclination of the central osteotomy plane (15°). (C’) Coronal plane inclination of the central osteotomy plane (−15°). (D) The Sagittal plane inclination of the hinge axis (15°). (D’) The Sagittal plane inclination of the hinge axis (−15°). (E) Height of the hinge axis (7 mm). (E’) Height of the hinge axis (-7 mm). (F) The inclination of the hinge axis on the axial plane (15°). (F’) The inclination of the hinge axis on the axial plane (−15°). (G) Adjust PTS-Inclination of the hinge axis on the axial plane (15°). (G’) Adjust PTS-Inclination of the hinge axis on the axial plane (−15°).