Research suggests that use of ExactechGPS guided personalized surgery and Exactech's Newton ligament-driven balancing technique can yield clinically significant improvements on postoperative Knee Society Knee and Function scores when compared to traditional navigated gap balancing methods. The study evaluated the clinical outcomes of a total of 200 patients who underwent computer-assisted cemented, posterior-stabilized total knee replacement with gap balancing at 0 and 90° compared to patients with full-range gap balancing leveraging GPS and the Newton knee balancing technique. The results demonstrated that Exactech's ligament-driven knee technology did not significantly increase operative time, and that on average, patients experienced an eight-hour shorter hospital stay and yielded clinically significant improvements on Knee Society Knee and Function scores.