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. 2017 Oct 2;10(4):442–451. doi: 10.1007/s12178-017-9435-2

Table 2.

Recent clinical studies and outcomes on arthroscopy instability repair

Authors Journal (year) N Mean follow-up in months Outcomes Recurrence rate
Castagna et al. [47] Am J Sports Med (2010) 31 130.8 Rowe score, 80.1
UCLA score, 32.1
71% returned to activity
19.4%
Voos et al. [48] Am J Sports Med (2010) 73 33 ASES score, 94.9 9.6%
Cho et al. [49] Clin Orthop Surgery (2010) 62 15 ASES score, 91.8
Rowe, 94.1
NA
Zhu et al. [50] Am J Sports Med (2011) 49 29 ASES score, 96
Rowe score, 89.8
Constant score, 97.8
8.2%
Millett et al. [51] Am J Sports Med (2013) 15 32.4 ASES score, 98
quickDASH, 2.8
7%
Jiang et al. [52] Am J Sports Med (2013) 50 32.5 ASES score, 95.7
Rowe score, 91.4
8%
Maiotti et al. [53] J Shoulder Elbow Surg (2016) 89 31.5 ASES score, 95.5
Rowe score, 94.1
3.3&
Milchteim et al. [54] Arthroscopy (2016) 94 60 ASES score, 91.5
Rowe score, 84.3
Satisfaction, 8.8/10
6.4%
Maiotti et al. [55] Arthroscopy (2016) 110 40.5 ASES score, 96.5
Rowe score, 95.3
VAS score, 0.5
2.7%
Bionna et al. [5] Am J Sports Med (2016) 60 63.6 SPORTS score, 8 10%
Aboalata et al. [3] Am J Sports Med (2017) 180 156 Satisfied, 92.3%
Return to sport, 49.5%
18.2%
Nakagawa et al. [56] Am J Sports Med (2017) 172 24 NA 29.4%