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. 2021 Nov 22;9(11):23259671211057126. doi: 10.1177/23259671211057126

Table 5.

Complication, Satisfaction Rate, and Radiological Assessments a

Lead Author Complications Satisfaction, % b Other Assessments
Zhang 40 None Not reported Residual J-sign, patellar medial laxity index
Biedert 2 Persisting pain (n = 1) 89/0/11 Cartilage injury grade
Yang 38 Limited knee flexion (n = 1) 100/0/0 Congruence angle and patellar tilt
Frings 15
  • Wound infection (n = 1)

  • Screw dislocation (n = 1)

100/0/0 None
Imhoff 19
  • Loss of correction (n = 1)

  • Graft slippage (n = 1)

72/15/13 None
Nelitz 27 Limited knee flexion (n = 2) 92/8/0 None

a No patients experienced patellar redislocation; however, 6% of patients after derotational femoral osteotomy showed medial patellofemoral ligament residual graft laxity.

b Satisfied/partially satisfied/dissatisfied.