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The indication for transplantation of a human knee joint is total loss of the joint, including the extensor apparatus, following severe trauma. Management of this defect is first to effect closure of the soft tissue defect combined with external transfixation and bone cement spacers. For the second phase the external stabilization is switched to internal stabilization using femoral and tibial nails and a temporary knee joint prosthesis manufactured of polyethylene. The transplantations are performed with respect to ABO compatibility, ignoring the HLA system after a negative crossmatch. Osteosyntheses are employed by femoral and tibial nails. The vascular anastomoses are established in an end\u2010to\u2010side technique between the recipient's superficial femoral vessels and the graft vascular pedicles. Immunosuppression starts as quadruple induction therapy for 3\u00a0days. Subsequently it is reduced to a two\u2010drug maintenance protocol with cyclosporin A and azathioprine. We utilize radiography, digital subtraction angiography, duplex sonography, scintigraphy, and arthroscopy for graft monitoring. Six months after transplantation the osteotomies were bridged with callus, and the patients were completely mobilized. 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