Table 1.

The results of total joint arthroplasty in patients with osteopetrosis

Authors	Age	Gender	Surgical treatment	Complications	Follow-up period
Janecki [6]	44	Male	Left cemented THA	Fracture of lesser trochanter	6 months
Cameron [7]	40	Female	Bilateral cemented THA	None	4 years
Casden [8]	50	Female	Left cemented TKA	None	2 years
Ashby [9]	69	Female	Right cemented THA	None	Lost follow-up
Ashby [9]	49	Female	Bilateral cemented THA	Dislocation of one hip	5 years
Matsuno [10]	16	Female	Bilateral hybrid THA	None	6 years
Matsuno [10]	50	Male	Left hybrid THA	None	1 year
Egawa [11]	48	Male	Bilateral hybrid THA	None	10 months
Strickland [12]	45	Female	Left THA	None	3.5 years
Strickland [12]	47	Male	Right THA	None	4 years
Strickland [12]	41	Female	Left THA	A partial sciatic nerve palsy with foot drop	Lost follow-up
Strickland [12]	68	Female	Left TKA	None	20 years
Strickland [12]	42	Female	Right TKA	None	2 years
Girard [13]	34	Female	Left hip resurfacing	none	One year
Ramiah [14]	38	Male	Left THA	None	None
Wang [15]	35	Male	Bilateral metal-on-metal hybrid hip resurfacing	None	25 months
Wang [16]	22	Female	Right THA	None	10 years
Manzi [17]	36	Female	Left THA	None	2 years
Mayer [18]	58	Male	Right TKA	Medial condyle fracture	6 months
Van Hove [19]	41	Female	Right TKA and Right hip resection arthroplasty	Iatrogenic fracture	1 year