Vision Total Knee Replacement System Mid-term Survival and Radiological Results

zObjective: To evaluate and assess radiographic findings, revision causes, and survival rate of a total knee replacement system. Methods:We retrospectively evaluated 359 total knee arthroplasties performed by the same surgeon at a single center between January 2016 and December 2023.Revisions, reoperations, complications, radiographic, and patient data were thoroughly evaluated to address any problems with patients, surgical procedures, and implants.Results: Three revisions were made for two deep infections and one patient with arthrofibrosis.Two periprosthetic fractures occurred, which were treated without revision surgery.Five-year survival rate was 99.2% for any reason.Radiolucent lines that were found in 2.8% patients did not progress to loosening.The total number of patients identified with abnormal findings for both femoral and tibial components was 44 (12.2%).There was no aseptic loosening or implant-related complication.Conclusion: Vision total knee system has a 99.2% survival rate for any reason at 5 years.When complications and revisions are evaluated, it is a safe option for total knee arthroplasty.