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INTRODUCTION: In the surgical treatment of the advancedstage knee arthrosis, two-compartment knee prosthesis surgery is applied successfully in which femoro-tibial joint is usually replaced. Application can be performed by using various methods in bilateral cases in the same session or in different sessions. In this study, we compared simultaneous bilateral total knee arthroplasty TKA with bilateral TKA with session and with unilateral TKA in terms of early postoperative complications. METHODS: 285 series of the 185 patient having late-period gonarthrosis in which simultaneous bilateral TKA n=85 , bilateral TKA with sessions n=30 and unilateral TKA n=85 were applied between April 2004 and January 2005 were retrospectively assessed. The records of these 185 patients were studied within the mean period of 27.1±9.85 months in terms of demographic sampling, preoperative concurrent diagnosis and perioperative complications. The type of surgery, age, gender, ASA American Anesthesiology Association Scores and tourniquet time were compared in terms of perioperative complications. RESULTS: In patients in which simultaneous bilateral TKA was applied and in those with ASA2 among this patient group the perioperative complication ratio was significantly higher compared to those with ASA1 p

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