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. 2012 Aug 26;36(11):2299–2306. doi: 10.1007/s00264-012-1643-1

Table 2.

Preoperative deformities, intraoperative corrections, outcomes and complications of the 22 patients operated with the LCP Paediatric Hip Plate

ID Site Varus/valgus Ante/retrocurvation Operation Postoperative results Complications
1 L Valgus >160° Retroversion >20° Varus 30°, rotation 30° As planned
2 L Valgus >130–140° Anatomical Varus 25°, rotation 10°, extension 15° As planned
3 L Valgus >130–140° Anteversion >50–60° Rotation 30° As planned Broken neck screw was detected at implant removal without clinical relevance
R Valgus >130–140° Anteversion >50–60° Rotation 30° As planned
4 L Valgus >160° Anteversion >50–60° Varus 30°, rotation >30°, extension 25° As planned
5 R Valgus >160° Anteversion >50–60° Varus 30°, rotation >30°, extension 15° As planned
6 R Valgus >160° Anteversion >60° Varus 30°, rotation >30°, extension 20° As planned
7 L Anatomical Anteversion >50–60° Rotation 30° As planned
R Anatomical Anteversion >50–60° Rotation 30° As planned
8 L Valgus >150–160° Anatomical Varus 30° As planned
R Valgus >150–160° Anatomical Varus 30° As planned
9 R Anatomical Anatomical Varus 25° As planned
10 R Anatomical Anatomical Valgus 10° Less valgus than planned
11 R Varus <100° Anteversion 10–20° Valgus >30°a, rotation 15°, extension 10° As planned
12 L Varus 100–110° Retroversion >20° Valgus 15°a, rotation 25° As planned Screw loosening, delayed healing, refixation of plate 15 months after initial operation in the same surgery as plate removal on contralateral side
R Varus 100–110° Retroversion >20° Valgus 15°a, rotation 25° As planned
13 L Anatomical Anatomical Varus 20°, rotation 10°, extension 10° As planned
14 R Anatomical Anatomical Anatomical As planned
15 L Anatomical Retroversion >10–20° Rotation 25° As planned
R Anatomical Retroversion >10–20° Rotation 25° As planned Screw loosening from DC hole, reoperation with refixation
16 Valgus >150–160° Anteversion >40–50° Valgus >30a, rotation 30°, extension 20° As planned
R Valgus >150–160° Anteversion >40–50° Valgus >30a, rotation 30°, extension 20° As planned
17 L Valgus >160° Anteversion >40–50° Varus 30°, rotation 25° As planned
R Valgus >160° Anteversion >40–50° Varus 30°, rotation 25° As planned Delayed healing at 2 months (partial weight-bearing, no surgical intervention)
18 R Varus >100° Retroversion >10–20° Valgus >30°a, rotation 10° As planned
19 R Anatomical Anteversion >30–40° Rotation 30° As planned
20 L Valgus >160° Anteversion >40–50° Varus >30°, rotation 30°, extension 20° As planned
21 R Anatomical Anatomical Valgus 10°a As planned
22 L Valgus >160° Anteversion >20–30° Varus >30°, rotation 20° As planned Screw loosening detected at implant removal without clinical relevance
R Valgus >160° Anteversion >20–30° Varus >30°, rotation 20° As planned Screw loosening detected at implant removal without clinical relevance

aAnalysis of the postoperative X-rays revealed that correction with the valgus plate caused an unwanted medialisation and, therefore, a suboptimal mechanical axis, although the planned correction was achieved and the children had no complaints