Table 3.
Comparison with available literature
| Publication | Procedure described | Number of osteotomies | Followup | Followup percentage | Survival |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dungl et al. [7] | Triple osteotomy (Steel) | 329 patients 351 osteotomies |
12.5 years (4–25 years) |
91% | 94% |
| Janssen et al. [10] | Triple osteotomy (Tönnis) | 177 patients 177 osteotomies |
11.5 years (11–12.2 years) |
98% | 85% |
| Kotz et al. [12] | Chiari osteotomy | 66 patients 80 osteotomies |
32 years (27–48 years) |
15% | 60% |
| Matheney et al. [13] | Bernese periacetabular osteotomy | 157 patients 189 osteotomies |
9 years (9 ± 2.2 years) |
71% | 76% |
| Nakamura et al. [14] | Rotational osteotomy (Ninomiya and Tagawa) + Intertrochanteric osteotomy | 131 patients 145 osteotomies |
13 years (10–23 years) |
58% | 95% |
| Siebenrock et al. [17] | Bernese periacetabular osteotomy | 63 patients 75 osteotomies |
11.3 years (10–13.8 years) |
95% | 82% |
| Current study | Triple osteotomy | 43 patients 51 osteotomies |
25 years (23–29 years) |
96% | 67% |