Skip to main content
. 2010 Sep 28;468(12):3295–3303. doi: 10.1007/s11999-010-1591-2

Table 2.

Comparison of results on studies of various treatment options for revision surgery with acetabular bone defects

Technique Study No. of patient cases Mean (range) followup in years Acetabular defect type Endpoint Cup survivor-ship in % Change in pre- and post-op function Comments
Impacting bone grafting Buttaro et al. [1] 23 3 (2–4.7) AAOS: Type III Rerevision for any cause 90 No pre-op functional scores All cups migrated (mean 5.1 mm, range, 2–25 mm)
Van Haaren et al. [23] 71 7 (1.6–9.7) AAOS: 13 type I
17 type II
35 type III
6 Type IV
Rerevision for aseptic loosening 72 No functional scores 70% of the failed group had AAOS type III and IV defects
High hip center arthroplasty Morag et al. [13] 31 10 (3–20) Congenital acetabular dysplasia Revision for non-septic causes 82 (HHC) compared to 94 (non-HHC) for 10-year KM No pre-op functional scores Poorer results with HHC - hip centre is more than 35 mm above teardrop
Uncemented oblong cup Herrera et al. [8] 35 6.3 (4–8) AAOS: 29 type III
6 type IV
Revision for cup stability 86 mean HHS improved by 42
Koster and Rading [10] 56 9 (8–12) Paprosky: 3 type I
39 type II
14 type III
Rerevision for any cause 93 mean HHS improved by 31
Acetabular reinforcement rings Gerber et al. [6] 50 6 (5–8.4) AAOS: 24 type II
24 type III
2 type IV
Rerevision or radio-graphic loosening 81 (KM at 10 years) mean MAPS improved by 5
Schlegel et al. [18] 164 6 (2–17) AAOS:
11 type I
33 type II
92 type III
8 type IV
20 without defect
Rerevision for any cause 90 No pre-op functional scores
Trabecular metal and augments Lakstein et al. [11] 53 3.8 (2–6) contained defects of more than 50% of the acetabulum Rerevision for cup migration 96 mean MAPS improved by 5.2
Sporer and Paprosky [21] 28 3.1 (1–4) Type III Rerevision for any causes 96 mean MAPS improved by 3.8
Weeden and Schmidt [24] 43 2.8 (2–4) 33 Type III
10 Type IV
Rerevision for any causes 98 mean MAPS improved by 4.9
mean HHS improved by 52

MAPS = Merle d’Aubigne-Postel Score; HHS = Harris Hip Score; KM = Kaplan-Meier; HHC = High hip center.