This document discusses techniques for high tibial osteotomy (HTO) and the potential role of computer-assisted orthopedic surgery (CAOS) in improving HTO. It notes various HTO techniques including closing-wedge, opening-wedge, and dome osteotomies. It suggests that navigation aids (NAV) could enhance HTO. It acknowledges that CAOS may simplify and improve HTO but cautions that the technique is demanding and should only be used in specialized centers with experienced surgeons, as high-tech tools cannot replace surgical skill and experience.

1. Future NAV This will change

2. High tibial osteotomy Various techniques closing-wedge osteotomy acute opening-wedge osteotomy dome osteotomy hemicallotasis/progressive opening-wedge osteotomy NAV would improve the HTO

3. Hassleholm room 1 2 NAV suites Daily routine surgery

5. Toys for surgeons? CAOS

6. It will be there CAOS

7. It will improve and be simple CAOS

8. The CAOS technique is demanding and should be used only in specialized centers CAOS