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. 2007 Apr 13;32(1):19–25. doi: 10.1007/s00264-006-0270-0

Table 1.

Review of the literature

Authorsa n Indication Type of osteotomy Age (mean, range) Grade of OA Follow-up Survival/conclusion
Haverkamp et al. 2006 [6] 276 All All 45 (16–79) Mild to advanced 15–29 years Better results in young patients with mild OA
Haverkamp et al. 2006 [6] 48 Idiopathic All 57 (34–79) Mild to advanced 15–29 years 10-year survival 50% and 15-year 32%
Haverkamp et al. 2006 [6] 166 Dysplasia All 46 (16–75) Mild to advanced 15–29 years 10-year survival 72% and 15-year 56%
Haverkamp et al. 2006 [6] 22 Post-traumatic All 37 (17–68) Mild to advanced 15–29 years 10-year survival 91% and 15-year 78%
Haverkamp et al. 2006 [6] 14 SCFE All 44 (25–55) Mild to advanced 15–29 years 10-year survival 71% and 15-year 56%
Haverkamp et al. 2006 [6] 20 AVN All 38 (16–60) Mild to advanced 15–29 years 10-year survival 60% and 15-year 30%
Pecasse et al. 2004 [21] 15 LCPD All 30 (19–55) Mild to advanced 4–25 years 33% converted after an average of 15.4 years
D’Souza et al. 1998 [4] 25 All All 38 (18–53) Mild to advanced 2–12 years 67% survival after an average of 12 years
Perlau et al. 1996 [23] 16 Idiopathic All 48 (38–75) Mild to advanced 5–10 years 44% converted after an average of 6.1 years
Morssher et al. 1971 [20] 2,251 All All 20–80+ Moderate to advanced 2–14 years Good indicationss are LCPD, SCFE and dysplasia
Schneider et al. 1966 [26] 109 All All 70 by follow up Moderate to advanced 12–15 years 35% converted after an average of 8 years
Marti et al. 2001 [17] 10 OA after acetabular fractures All 29 (16–47) Mild to advanced 3–22 years 80% survival after an average of 10 years
DePalma et al. 1970 [3] 38 All All 57 (15–81) Moderate to advanced 1–9 years Pain relief in 87%, no long-term results
Perlau et al. 1996 [23] 18 Dysplasia All 33 (24–58) Mild to advanced 5–10 years 79% survival after an average of 6.1 years
Toyama et al. 2000 [28] 67 Dysplasia Valgus-extension 44 (23–59) Advanced 5–16 years 10-year survival 79%
Gotoh et al. 1997 [5] 31 Dysplasia Valgus-extension 43 (22–59) Advanced 12–18 years 15-year survival 51%
Iwase et al. 1996 [9] 42 Dysplasia Varus 25 Mild 20 years 10-year survival 89% and 15-year 87%
Jingushi et al. 2002 [10] 70 Dysplasia Valgus 44 (14–59) Advanced 2–15 years 10-year survival 82%
Kubo et al. 2000 [12] 17 Dysplasia Valgus-extension 50 (34–58) Advanced 10–14 years 18% good at last follow up
Pellicci et al. 1991 [22] 56 Dysplasia Varus 35 (17–62) Mild to moderate 2–21 years 72% good to excellent after 9 years
Ito et al. 2005 [8] 55 Dysplasia Varus 32 (12–55) Mild to moderate 6–28 years 10-year survival 81%
Iwase et al. 1996 [9] 58 Dysplasia Valgus 37 Moderate to advanded 20 years 10-year survival 66% and 15-year 38%
Langlais et al. 1979 [13] 150 Idiopathic Valgus Moderate to advanded 3–10 years 68% good
Maistrelli et al. 1990 [16] 277 All Valgus-extension 52 (26–66) Mild to advanced 11–15 years 67% perfect to good, better results in young patients with secondary OA
Miegel et al. 1984 [18] 77 All Medialisation ? Moderate to advanced 12–15 years 10-year survival 49%
Reigstad et al. 1984 [24] 103 All All 58 (24–74) Moderate to advanced 10-year survival 58%
Santore et al. 1983 [25] 45 All Valgus 50 (32–69) Moderate to advanced 11 years 75% good
Weisl et al. 1980 [30] 757 All All ? (incl. 70+) Moderate to advanced 10–22 years 25% good at follow up, better results in young patients with secondary OA
Castaing et al. 1981 [1] 141 All Varus 51 (25–71) Moderate to advanced 13.5 years 67% good
Collert et al. 1979 [2] 94 All All 60 (32–77) Advanced 5 years 46% good after 5 years
Linde et al. 1985 [15] 85 All All <60 Moderate to advanced 1–15 years 39% good after 5 years
Teinturier et al. 1982 [27] 63 All Flexion 55 (37–71) Advanced 10 years 65% good
Zaoussis et al. 1984 [31] 70 All Medialisation + rotation 47 (21–68) Mild to advanced 6–15 years 70% good

aWhere possible, articles are subdivided as indicated