Do TKAs in Patients with Higher BMI Take Longer, and is the Difference Associated with Surgeon Volume? A Large-database Study from a National Arthroplasty Registry

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Do TKAs in patients w/ higher BMI take longer? Is the effect of BMI on surgical time less pronounced among surgeons who perform more TKAs per year than those who perform fewer? #orthotwitter https://t.co/F4HFW5UU1M https://t.co/1dDgN4N2qD

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