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Relationship between the Tourniquet Pressure and the Amount of Subcutaneous Bleeding after Total Knee Replacement
2011
The Journal of Korean Knee Society
Purpose: We wanted to evaluate the post-operative amount of subcutaneous bleeding according to the tourniquet pressure during total knee replacement. Materials and Methods: We analyzed 136 patients who had undergone total knee replacement at our hospital from March 4th, 2010 to September 16th, 2010. A tourniquet pressure of 250 mm Hg was applied to 69 patients (group I) and a tourniquet pressure of 320 mm Hg was applied to the other 67 patients (group II). Subcutaneous bleeding was evaluated on
doi:10.5792/jkks.2011.23.1.19
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