Table 4.
Literature review of postoperative fixation loss or fracture after periacetabular osteotomies
| Author | Number of hips | Male: female (no. of hips or patients) | Partial weight-bearing | Full weight-bearing | Fixation loss, fractures of the pubis, ischium or posterior column (no. of hips) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trousdale et al. [19] (1995) |
42 |
8:34 |
3 days |
2 months |
0 |
| Siebenrock et al. [15] (1999) |
75 |
17:58 |
3 days |
2 months |
2 |
| Matta et. [20] (1999) |
66 |
42:16 |
1 day |
|
1 |
| Crockarell et al. [21] (1999) |
21 |
14:5 |
3 days |
8-10 weeks |
3 |
| Ko et al. [22] (2002) |
38 |
1:37 |
1 week |
3-4 months |
0 |
| Espinosa et al. [18] (2002) |
526 |
|
6-8 weeks |
|
17 |
| Nozawa et al. [23] (2002) |
50 |
46:3 |
2 months |
4-6 months |
1 |
| Hsieh et al. [24] (2003) |
46 |
30:8 |
4-5 days |
3 months |
0 |
| Yasunaga et al. [13] (2003) |
89 |
8.3 |
6 weeks |
5-6 months |
0 |
| Matheney et al. [16] (2009) |
135 |
119:16 |
1 day |
6-10 weeks |
0 |
| Yamaguchi et al. [25] (2010) |
164 |
|
1 day |
4 months |
0 |
| Teratani et al. [14] (2010) |
96 |
2:94 |
3 days |
2 months |
0 |
| Current study (patients with accelerated protocol) | 76 | 7:69 | 1 day | 1 day | 9 |