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Obese patients have increased complications after total knee arthroplasty (TKA). A body mass index (BMI) cutoff of 40 is frequently used to determine eligibility for TKA. Patients with a BMI 40 and extremely large legs which may predispose them to complications are approved for surgery because they fall below this cutoff. Alternatively, patients with truncal obesity and a BMI 40 are accepted because they have thin legs. We sought to determine whether BMI or girth should be used to determine eligibility. 453 patients who underwe
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