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. 2008 Sep 27;3(1):11–20. doi: 10.1007/s11832-008-0135-8

Table 3.

Clinical data of the studied cases

Case no. Age at operation Operation Follow up data
Shortening (cm) Pelvic procedure Duration Gait LLD Clinical evaluation Radiographic evaluation
1 8 3 Salter 9 Normal Excellent IA
2 9 2.5 Salter 8 + 7 Trendelenburg −2 Poor III
3 11 4 TPO 6 Normal Excellent IA
4 8 3 Salter 8 Trendelenburg +2 Fair III
5 10 3 Salter 6 + 6 Normal Excellent IA
6 10 4 TPO 6 + 3 Normal Good IB
(7) 10 + 8 5 Salter 5 + 7 Normal Good IA
8 11 2 Salter 6 Normal Good IB
9 12 + 3 4.5 TPO 6 Normal −1.5 Excellent II
10 18 3 TPO 5 + 9 Normal −2.1 Good IA
11 10 + 5 3 TPO 5 Normal Excellent IA
(12) 12 3.5 TPO 4 + 6 Normal Good II
13 13 3 Salter 4 + 6 Normal −1.5 Excellent IB
14 8 + 3 2.5 Salter 4 Normal Excellent IA
(15) 8 2 Salter 3 + 2 Trendelenburg Fair IV
16 12 3.5 Salter 3 Normal −0.5 Excellent IA
17 11 + 2 4 TPO 3 Trendelenburg Fair IB
18 8 + 2 2 Salter 3 Normal Excellent IA
19 9 2 Salter 3 Normal Excellent II

For bilateral cases, the second side is indicated by in parentheses

Clinical evaluation: modified McKay criteria

Radiographic evaluation: modified Severin classification

AVN: avascular necrosis; TPO: triple pelvic osteotomy