Table 1.
Ref.
|
No. of patients
|
Patient age (yr)
|
Follow-up (yr)
|
PJI
|
Type of femoral defect
|
Clinical outcome
|
Complications
|
Custom method
|
Jones et al[21] | 1 in 9 | 60 | 3.3 | Chronic (for 50 yr) | Girdlestone resection | No recurrence of infection; walk unaided | - | - |
Hsieh et al[22] | 9 in 24 | 59 (average) | 4.2 (average) | All chronic | Type-III1: 6 caseType-I1: 3 case | No recurrence of infection | 2 fractures & 1 dislocation | Spacer and femoral cement prosthesis with allografts |
Westerman et al[23] | 1 | 14 | 0.8 | No infection | III-B2 | Symptom free | - | CT reconstruction |
Wang et al[24] | 1 | 73 | 2 | No infection | III-B2 | Symptom free | - | 3D printed titanium sleeve-prosthetic with allografts |
Kamath et al[25] | 1 | 68 | 1.5 | Chronic for both knee and hip | IV2 | Hip disarticulation | TKA incision breakdown for infection | Mating of a PROSTALAC spacer with an intramedullary nail |
Angelini et al[26] | 1 in 41 | 66 | 1.5 | 1.3-mo after the first surgery | III-B2 | Healed | Deep infection | 3D-printed prosthetic implant |
Classified according to the system proposed by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
Classified according to Paprosky classification. PJI: Periprosthetic joint infection.