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6 ± 0.1 deg/deg varus malalignment) and 120° flexion (-0.4 ± 0.2 deg/deg valgus malalignment), respectively. The maximum average signal-to-noise ratios of the sensitivities in tibial forces and V-V laxities (ie, signals) to reported measurement errors using current intraoperative technologies (14 N and 0.7°) (ie, noise) were 8.4 deg-1 and 0.9 deg-1 , respectively. Because of the greater signal-to-noise ratios, measuring tibial forces is more useful than measuring V-V laxities for identifying and correcting V-V malalignments of the tibial
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