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. 2015 Oct 14;474(3):731–740. doi: 10.1007/s11999-015-4587-0

Table 2.

Comparison with triflange cup series

Study Technique Number of hips Mean followup (years) Defect Clinical scores (preoperative/last followup) Revision rate Complications Dislocations Radiographic appearance
Loose Radiolucent line
Christie et al. [5] Triflange cup 67 4 AAOS types III/IV HHS 33/82 0% (0/67) 24% (19/67) 16% 0% 12%
Taunton et al. [32] Triflange cup 57 5 AAOS type IV HHS NR/75 30%(20/57) 42% (24/57) 21% 16%(9/57) NR
Dennis [10] Triflange cup 24 4 Paprosky IIIB HHS 39/79 13% (3/24) 13% (3/24) 13% (3/24)
DeBoer et al. [9] Triflange cup 20 10 AAOS type IV HHS 41/80 0% (0/20) 35% (7/20) 25% (5/20) 30% (6/20)
Joshi et al. [16] Triflange cup 27 5 AAOS type III Charnley’s modification of the Merle d’Aubigne and Postel scale 2/5 7% (2/27) 22% (6/27) 4% (1/27) 0% 0%
Wind et al. [36] Triflange cup 19 3 Paprosky IIIA/IIIB HHS 38/63 21% (4/19) 53% (10/19) 26% (5/19) 21% (4/19)
Holt and Dennis [15] Triflange cup 26 5 Paprosky IIIB HHS 39/78 4% (1/26) 27% (7/26) 8% (2/26) 12% (3/26)
Current study Individual custom cage 24 6 Paprosky IIIB HHS 36/81 0% (0/24) 21% (5/24) 4% (1/24) 0% (0/24) 8% (2/24)

AAOS = American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons; HHS = Harris hip score; NR = not reported; AAOS classification grades acetabular defects in five types: type I segmental, type II cavitary, type III combined deficiencies, type IV pelvic discontinuity, type V arthrodesis.