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Review Question - QID 211493

Unicompartmental Knee Replacement Complications Aseptic loosening QID: 211493 (SBQ16HK.35)
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QID 211493 (Type "211493" in App Search)
A 43-year-old obese male (145kg, BMI 43), underwent an uncomplicated right UKA one year ago. He presents to your office today for an evaluation of insidious onset right knee pain that began 1 month ago. Pain is worse when he first begins ambulating and is improved with rest. Radiographs demonstrate a loose tibial component in varus. Laboratory evaluation reveals an ESR of 18 mm/hr (Reference range, 0-20mm/hr) and a CRP of 8 mg/L (Reference range, 0-10mg/L). Which of the following is the best next step in management?
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