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. 2019 Nov 12;91(2):197–202. doi: 10.1080/17453674.2019.1688485

Table 1.

Treatment modalities applied to patients

Treatment modalities Number of hips (N = 101) Mean age (SD) at treatment
Closed reduction (CR) 34 14 (6) months
CR with femoral osteotomy 1 36 months
Medial open reduction (OR) 10 13 (5) months
Anterolateral OR a 33 17 (9) months
 with femoral osteotomy 5 19 (3) months
 with pelvic osteotomy b 14 27 (15) months
 with femoral and pelvic osteotomies 4 28 (10) months
Osteotomy for residual dysplasia    
 Femoral osteotomy c 10 3.3 (2.0) years
 Pelvic osteotomy d 10 4.8 (2.8) years
 Femoral and pelvic osteotomies e 13  
 femoral   4.2 (2.6) years
 pelvic   4.5 (2.7) years

a2 hips had been redislocated after CR.

b1 hip had been redislocated after CR and 1 hip after anterolateral OR.

cThere were patients who had repeated femoral osteotomies (twice, n = 2; 3 times, n = 1) before skeletal maturity.

d1 patient had had pelvic osteotomy twice before skeletal maturity.

eThere were patients who had repeated femoral osteotomies (twice, n = 1; 3 times, n = 1) or repeated pelvic osteotomies (twice, n = 1) before skeletal maturity.

CR = closed reduction under general anesthesia; OR = open reduction.