Table 2.
Overview of the clinical studies published on the Trillat procedure.
Study | Number of cases | Operation | Follow-up time (years) | Complications |
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Boileau et al. (9) | 28 | All-arthroscopic Trillat in young patients with shoulder hyperlaxity | 4.6 | 10% rate of recurrent instability |
Boileau et al. (8) | 21 | All-arthroscopic Trillat in old patients with posterosuperior cuff tears | 4.8 | 4% rate of recurrent instability |
Chauvet et al. (14) | 49 | All-arthroscopic Trillat | 2 |
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Gerber et al. (26) | 48 | Open Trillat | 5.75 | 4% rate of recurrent instability 15% subcoracoid impingement |
Jouve et al. (52) | 19 | Open Trillat | 2 | 16% rate of recurrent instability |
Kazum et al. (25) | 17 | Arthroscopic Trillat + capsuloplasty | 2 | 5.8% asymptomatic fibrous non-union of the coracoid process |
Labattut et al. (5) | 18 | Arthroscopically assisted Trillat | 2 | 5.5% rate of recurrent instability |
Landmann et al. (49) | 13 | Open Trillat | 2.5 | Mean loss of external rotation = 13° |
Walch et al. (24) | 38 | Open Trillat | – | 15% rate of recurrent instability |
Walch et al. (16) | 24 | Open Trillat | 10 | – |
Walch et al. (15) | 250 | Open Trillat | 11.3 | 14% rate of recurrent instability |